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19 Farrer & Co solicitors featured on the Pro Bono Recognition List 2026

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Farrer & Co is proud to share that 19 of our solicitors have been recognised as having given 25 hours or more of their time to pro bono work in 2025, almost double the number of our solicitors featured on the 2025 list.

Set up under the sponsorship of the Attorney General’s Pro Bono Committee, endorsed by the Lady Chief Justice and with the support of the Law Society, Bar Council and all major pro bono legal organisations, the Pro Bono Recognition List celebrates the valuable contribution of individual lawyers at firms and organisations of all sizes who provide pro bono legal help.

The following Farrer & Co solicitors feature on the Pro Bono Recognition List 2026:

We would also like to thank the following trainee solicitors that have completed 25 hours or more of pro bono work during 2025:

Rhian Lewis, Head of Pro Bono and Counsel at Farrer & Co said:

“We are pleased that so many of our volunteers have been recognised for their commitment to pro bono and the work they have done to increase access to justice for individual clients and support organisations to strengthen their governance and further the critical work they do in our community. Last year, our volunteers have done a range of work – providing legal advice to an organisation that aims to empower domestic abuse survivors, preparing and filing a submission with the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers, and delivering training on third-party interventions for a global LQBTQIA+ human rights organisation.”

You can read more about Farrer & Co’s pro bono practice here.

View the full Pro Bono Recognition List here.

© Farrer & Co LLP, April 2026

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Rhian Lewis

Head of Pro Bono, Counsel

Rhian is the firm’s Head of Pro Bono and Counsel. She is a solicitor specialising in international human rights law. She focuses on advocating for effective remedies for victims of human trafficking and modern slavery. She was previously a finalist for the UK in the United Nations GC SDG Pioneer Awards. As Head of Pro Bono at Farrer & Co, Rhian is creating an overarching pro bono strategy for the firm. She practises law solely in a pro bono capacity, advising clients on their human rights and overseeing all ongoing pro bono activity around the firm. Rhian has considerable experience in advocating for human rights, having acted in cross-border litigation and engaged with United Nations mechanisms. She intends to expand the impact of existing pro bono initiatives and to identify new causes that will benefit from the firm’s support.

Rhian is the firm’s Head of Pro Bono and Counsel. She is a solicitor specialising in international human rights law. She focuses on advocating for effective remedies for victims of human trafficking and modern slavery. She was previously a finalist for the UK in the United Nations GC SDG Pioneer Awards. As Head of Pro Bono at Farrer & Co, Rhian is creating an overarching pro bono strategy for the firm. She practises law solely in a pro bono capacity, advising clients on their human rights and overseeing all ongoing pro bono activity around the firm. Rhian has considerable experience in advocating for human rights, having acted in cross-border litigation and engaged with United Nations mechanisms. She intends to expand the impact of existing pro bono initiatives and to identify new causes that will benefit from the firm’s support.

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