This story in the New York Law Journal is by James A. Grayer, a corporate partner and co-hiring partner with Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel. Attorney Grayer discusses how pro bono work can be both personally rewarding and an excellent training tool.

He delves into several aspects of his practice of law that have been honed through doing pro bono work including interviewing; fact finding; truth finding; reading, writing and analysis; and negotiating skills.

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