Sue is a nationally recognized pro bono pioneer with a passion for helping underserved populations and exceptional litigation skills. As chair of Mintz’s Pro Bono Committee, she leads groundbreaking cases and manages pro bono matters for the firm. She has helped to defeat President Trump’s first immigration travel ban in early 2017, engineer the passage of a Massachusetts restraining order law for sexual assault survivors, and create several innovative statewide model pro bono programs in Massachusetts.
Sue is a Member in the Litigation Section and is Chair of the Pro Bono Committee. Appointed the firm’s first Pro Bono Partner in 2007, Sue serves as lead counsel on numerous high profile pro bono litigation matters. She also manages the firm’s pro bono efforts, consisting of over 300 varied cases annually throughout Mintz’s eight offices, and advises firm clients on developing and sustaining pro bono programs within their in-house legal departments.
Sue has been a tireless and innovative advocate for low-income people in Massachusetts and beyond. Through her former leadership on the Access to Justice Commission, she spearheaded creative funding mechanisms to support legal aid organizations and developed the statewide civil appellate pro bono program for self-represented litigants. Ten years ago, she co-founded the Access to Justice Fellows program, in which more than 160 retired and retiring lawyers have devoted over 120,000 pro bono hours at legal services organizations, nonprofits, and the courts.
From 2004 to 2007, Sue served as legal director of the Victim Rights Law Center, overseeing free statewide civil legal services to sexual assault survivors and providing training to legal aid attorneys nationally. While previously at Mintz, from 1993 to 2004, as an associate and then a partner, Sue handled complex commercial, white collar, defamation, land use, and insurance defense matters in both state and federal trial and appellate courts. She also performed extensive pro bono work, including oversight of the firm’s Domestic Violence Project.
Following law school, Sue served as a law clerk for the Honorable Andrew A. Caffrey at the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts and for the Honorable Francis P. O’Connor at the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.
Sue is a nationally recognized pro bono pioneer with a passion for helping underserved populations and exceptional litigation skills. As chair of Mintz’s Pro Bono Committee, she leads groundbreaking cases and manages pro bono matters for the firm. She has helped to defeat President Trump’s first immigration travel ban in early 2017, engineer the passage of a Massachusetts restraining order law for sexual assault survivors, and create several innovative statewide model pro bono programs in Massachusetts.
Experience
- Served as lead counsel on several high impact immigration litigation matters with the ACLU of Massachusetts:
- Achieved a groundbreaking victory for detained immigrants in a class action case, Pereira Brito v. Barr, that held that the government’s bond hearings were unconstitutional, Previously, the detainee was required to bear the burden of proof as to not being a flight risk or a danger to the community in order to be released from detention; this ruling had an immediate impact in Boston immigration court, and many class members were released from detention.
- Challenged President Trump’s first immigration executive order “travel ban."
- Oversaw several compelling political asylum cases, including one that is the subject of a Steven Spielberg documentary, Finding Oscar.
- Managed a team of Mintz Levin attorneys who advocated for the eventual passage of a new criminally enforceable restraining order law for sexual assault survivors in Massachusetts, filing a gap in the existing statute. For these efforts, the American Bar Association awarded the firm its Pro Bono Publico Award.
- Successfully argued for a civil right to counsel for indigent parents in certain guardianship matters, favorably impacting hundreds of low income parents each year; Argued alongside L.B. v. Chief Justice of the Prob. & Family Ct. Dep’t, 49 N.E.3d 230 (Mass. 2016).
Specialize in representing of victims of crime and the nonprofits that serve them.
- Represent several families impacted by crime, including high profile domestic violence homicides and Boston Marathon bombing survivors.
- Represent hundreds of individual domestic violence and sexual assault survivors.
- Advise domestic violence shelters and rape crisis centers on a variety of legal matters.
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Removing Barriers to Second Chances
January 24, 2022 | Article
Mintz initiated many pro bono projects to combat systemic racism after the murder of George Floyd, including organizing Massachusetts Criminal Offender Record Information sealing clinics with the Lawyers Clearinghouse and conducting research for a Boston-based nonprofit into how housing authorities around the country evaluate applicants with open criminal charges.
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Nurturing a Community-Based Approach to Food Access
January 18, 2022 | Article
Mintz’s pro bono work for The Food Project, a nonprofit focused on youth development and reducing food insecurity, has included advising the organization on governance, real estate, employment, privacy, and litigation matters.
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Collaborating to Expand Access to Boston's Exam Schools
January 3, 2022 | Article
Mintz attorneys represented advocacy groups that intervened in federal litigation to support a temporary selection process for Boston’s exam schools for the 2021–2022 school year. A federal district court judge held the plan to be race-neutral, and Special Counsel Andy Nathanson helped counter the plaintiff’s motion to stop the plan’s implementation during the appeal process. Following revelations of new evidence, the district court judge reaffirmed his ruling.
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In-house Counsel and Pro Bono Work
June 14, 2021 | Video | By Susan Finegan
Christine Hughes speaks with Susan Finegan, Partner at Mintz on in-house counsel and pro bono work.
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Firm Partners with ACLU of MA in Lawsuit Against the President’s Travel Ban
February 7, 2017 | | By Susan Finegan, Susan Cohen, Elizabeth Burnett, Michael Gardener, Peter Biagetti
We are currently serving as co-counsel with the ACLU of Massachusetts, the Massachusetts Attorney General’s office, and others in a lawsuit against the president’s executive order curbing immigration by refugees and others traveling from seven majority Muslim countries.
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News & Press
Mintz Helps to Launch Abortion Hotline Offering Free Legal Advice
January 31, 2023
Mintz Attorney Handed 2022 Shining Star Award By Victim Rights Law Center
September 22, 2022
Mintz Receives 2022 Beacon of Justice Award from the National Legal Aid & Defender Association
April 12, 2022
Mintz has been named a recipient of the National Legal Aid & Defender Association (NLADA)’s 2022 Beacon of Justice Award for its efforts to address systemic racial disparities in 2022.
Mintz Member and Chair of the firm’s Pro Bono Committee Susan Finegan was featured in the inaugural Chambers Diversity & Inclusion North America Report. In her Q&A profile, Ms. Finegan discussed the Massachusetts Access to Justice Fellows program she co-founded as well as her work on groundbreaking immigrants’ rights cases.
Law360's 2021 Access To Justice Editorial Advisory Board
March 19, 2021
Mintz Member and Chair of the firm’s Pro Bono Committee Susan M. Finegan was selected to participate in Law360’s 2021 Access to Justice Editorial Advisory Board, which is a designated group of attorneys that provide feedback on the publication’s access to justice news coverage and insights on how best to shape future coverage.
Legal Industry Forms Fund to Honor Late Chief Justice Ralph Gants
December 3, 2020
The Boston Globe covered the launch of the Chief Justice Ralph D. Gants Access to Justice Fund, a collaboration between the Chief Justice Ralph D. Gants Access to Justice Fund Advisory Committee, Massachusetts Bar Association, and the Massachusetts Bar Foundation, which will support initiatives to advance access to justice, racial equity, and criminal justice reform in the legal system.
Mintz Salutes Veterans Through Pro Bono and Community Service
November 11, 2020
Beacon of Justice 2020 Awardees
November 11, 2020
Mintz was featured in a special publication from the National Legal Aid & Defender Association highlighting its Beacon of Justice 2020 awardees. The firm was selected for its “robust response to the country’s immigration and humanitarian crisis,” which included staffing clinics to assist legal permanent residents in their applications for U.S. citizenship, representing 15 unaccompanied children seeking Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, and engaging in strategic pro bono litigation, among other efforts.
Mintz’s Bob Bodian Honored with Outstanding Ally Award from Chambers Diversity & Inclusion Awards: North America 2020
September 25, 2020
Mintz shortlisted for Inclusive Firm of the Year, two individuals shortlisted for Pro Bono Lawyer of the Year and Diversity & Inclusion Lawyer of the Year
How Some Attys Are Ditching BigLaw For Public Interest Work
September 14, 2020
Mintz Member and Chair of the firm’s Pro Bono Committee Susan Finegan was featured in an article published by Law360 on how some attorneys have left BigLaw for public interest work. In the article, Ms. Finegan discussed her own move to public interest work, serving as Legal Director of nonprofit the Victim Rights Law Center, before returning to Mintz as its first full-time pro bono partner.
A Civil Justice Crisis is Coming
September 11, 2020
Mintz Member and Chair of the firm’s Pro Bono Committee Susan Finegan, and Lynne Parker, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation, co-authored an op-ed published by Commonwealth Magazine on the need for greater funding for civil legal aid in Massachusetts as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Mintz Joins New Law Firm Antiracism Alliance
June 26, 2020
Landmark Supreme Court Ruling on LGBTQ Rights
June 16, 2020
On an NBC Boston news segment, Mintz Member Drew DeVoogd discussed the implications of the U.S. Supreme Court’s June 15 decision in the consolidated cases captioned Bostock v. Clayton County, which ruled that Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits employers from discriminating against workers based on their sexual orientation or gender identity.
Mintz Practice Groups and Attorneys Garner Top Rankings in 2020 Edition of The Legal 500 United States
June 12, 2020
In the latest guide, Mintz garnered rankings as a top national firm in eight practice areas, and 32 firm attorneys were individually recognized.
Mintz Honored with PAIR’s 2020 Pro Bono Mentor Award
May 22, 2020
Pro bono litigation team recognized for work to achieve groundbreaking victory for immigrants’ rights and mentorship provided to the legal community.
Counsel Who Care: How Attys Are Helping During A Crisis
April 23, 2020
An article published by Law360 highlighted law firms, including Mintz, providing pro bono legal assistance to individuals, small businesses, and nonprofits impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Law360's 2020 Access To Justice Editorial Advisory Board
March 17, 2020
Mintz Member and Chair of the firm’s Pro Bono Committee Susan M. Finegan has been selected to Law360’s 2020 Access to Justice Editorial Advisory Board. As a member of the editorial advisory board, Ms. Finegan will provide feedback on Law360’s public coverage of access to justice in civil and criminal court systems, as well as expert insight on how best to shape future coverage.
An article published by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly reported that a victory secured in federal court by lawyers from Mintz and the American Civil Liberties Union is having a profound effect on the way bond hearings are conducted in deportation cases. The article included commentary from attorneys on the front lines in the Boston immigration court. One lawyer called the ruling a “breath of fresh air” and a “massive change in the law.”
Articles published by Law360 and MassLive reported that Mintz, together with the ACLU of Massachusetts and the ACLU of New Hampshire, achieved a groundbreaking victory for immigrants’ rights when Chief U.S. District Judge Patti B. Saris ruled that the government’s practice of detaining certain immigrants by default violates both due process and the Administrative Procedure Act.
The first-of-its-kind class action lawsuit, Pereira Brito v. Barr, was filed in June on behalf of immigrants who were jailed due to flawed detention hearings in which the detainee was required to bear the burden of proof as to not being a flight risk or a danger to the community. The latest ruling holds that the class of immigrants are entitled to bond hearings at which the government bears the burden of justifying an immigrant’s detention, and at which the immigration court must consider someone’s ability to pay when setting a bond amount.
The Mintz pro bono team representing the plaintiffs in this case includes Members Susan Finegan and Susan Cohen, Special Counsel Andrew Nathanson, and Associates Mathilda McGee-Tubb, Jennifer Mather McCarthy, and Ryan Dougherty.
The first-of-its-kind class action lawsuit, Pereira Brito v. Barr, was filed in June on behalf of immigrants who were jailed due to flawed detention hearings in which the detainee was required to bear the burden of proof as to not being a flight risk or a danger to the community. The latest ruling holds that the class of immigrants are entitled to bond hearings at which the government bears the burden of justifying an immigrant’s detention, and at which the immigration court must consider someone’s ability to pay when setting a bond amount.
The Mintz pro bono team representing the plaintiffs in this case includes Members Susan Finegan and Susan Cohen, Special Counsel Andrew Nathanson, and Associates Mathilda McGee-Tubb, Jennifer Mather McCarthy, and Ryan Dougherty.
Women, Influence & Power in Law 2019: Susan M. Finegan
December 2, 2019
Mintz Member and Chair of the firm’s Pro Bono Committee Susan M. Finegan was profiled in Corporate Counsel’s December issue—a special report featuring the winners of the publication’s 2019 Women, Influence & Power in Law Awards, which honored attorneys who have demonstrated a commitment to advancing the empowerment of women in law.
Ms. Finegan was recognized as a law firm honoree in the Collaborative Leadership Category for her outstanding work leading Mintz’s pro bono program and for her partnership efforts with advocacy organizations in the legal community.
In the Q&A, Ms. Finegan discussed her career path, shared leadership advice, and addressed her drive to find legal solutions for her most vulnerable clients.
Ms. Finegan was recognized as a law firm honoree in the Collaborative Leadership Category for her outstanding work leading Mintz’s pro bono program and for her partnership efforts with advocacy organizations in the legal community.
In the Q&A, Ms. Finegan discussed her career path, shared leadership advice, and addressed her drive to find legal solutions for her most vulnerable clients.
Federal Judge Rules Detained Immigrants Are Entitled to Fair Hearings
November 27, 2019
The Supreme Court’s Upcoming Decision in the DACA Cases Could Place LGBTQ Recipients at Serious Risk
November 11, 2019
On November 12, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on three consolidated cases challenging the legality of President Trump’s decision to phase-out the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy, which protects eligible immigrant youth who came to the United States when they were children from deportation.
Gov't Often Has 'Nothing' To Hold Immigrants, Judge Says
November 6, 2019
Law360 covered a summary judgment argument by lawyers from Mintz and the American Civil Liberties Union in a class action lawsuit, Pereira Brito v. Barr, challenging the government’s practice of denying due process to detained immigrants.
Immigration Courts Are 'Ignoring The Law,' Mass. Judge Says
August 6, 2019
An article published by Law360 covered a motion hearing in a class action lawsuit, Pereira Brito v. Barr, filed by Mintz, together with the ACLU of Massachusetts and the ACLU of New Hampshire, challenging the government’s practice of denying due process to detained immigrants.
Mintz, ACLU Lead Charge to End Unlawful ICE Detentions
June 19, 2019
Articles published by Law360 and Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly report on a class action lawsuit filed by Mintz, together with the ACLU of Massachusetts and the ACLU of New Hampshire, challenging the government’s practice of denying due process to detained immigrants.
In Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, Member and Chair of Mintz’s Pro Bono Committee Susan Finegan and Member and Founding Chair of Mintz’s Immigration Practice Susan Cohen discuss the purpose of the lawsuit and the legal challenges facing detained immigrants in Massachusetts and beyond.
To view the full press release on this lawsuit, please click here.
In Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, Member and Chair of Mintz’s Pro Bono Committee Susan Finegan and Member and Founding Chair of Mintz’s Immigration Practice Susan Cohen discuss the purpose of the lawsuit and the legal challenges facing detained immigrants in Massachusetts and beyond.
To view the full press release on this lawsuit, please click here.
BigLaw Directs Pro Bono Efforts At Trump Admin Policies
November 6, 2017
Susan Cohen, Chair of the Immigration practice, and Sue Finegan, a litigator and Chair of Mintz’s Pro Bono Committee, were quoted in a Law360 article covering the efforts by law who may be taking on more pro bono matters as a result of actions by the Trump administration.
The Legal Services Corporation will honor Mintz Member Susan Finegan for her commitment to pro bono legal services in Massachusett. Ms. Finegan’s dedication to expanding pro bono work was a highlight in her nomination.
Mintz’s Susan Finegan Receives Yvette C. Mendez Award from the Volunteer Lawyers Project
September 05, 2017
Mintz Member Susan Finegan is the recipient of the 2017 Volunteer Lawyers Project Yvette C. Mendez award for her dedication to making the Pro Bono Appellate Project a success.
Best Lawyers named 85 Mintz attorneys to its 2018 list of The Best Lawyers in America. In addition, Mintz attorneys Matthew J. Gardella and Samuel M. Tony Starr were named “Lawyer of the Year” in their respective practice areas.
Mintz's Sue Finegan discusses the access to justice movement by appellate lawyers using the due process clause of both the state and federal constitutions to advocate for a constitutionally based right to counsel.
Mintz Attorney Susan M. Finegan Receives 2017 Woman of the Year Award from Women’s Law Center at Boston College Law School
April 24, 2017
Susan M. Finegan, a Member of Mintz's Litigation Practice and Chair of the Pro Bono Committee, has been selected as the 2017 Woman of the Year on behalf of the Women’s Law Center at Boston College Law School.
BC Law Voices on Trump Ban
February 21, 2017
Member Sue Finegan is among the alumni featured in an article from the February issue of BC Law Magazine focused on the early retaliatory steps and reactions to President Trump’s executive order banning immigration from seven Muslim majority countries.
ACLU files complaint in Boston seeking full repeal of Trump order
February 1, 2017
This article covers the Massachusetts ACLU’s complaint seeking repeal of President Trump’s executive order on immigration, stating it is a Muslim ban. Sue Finegan, who is highlighted in the article, is a Member and Chair of Mintz’s Pro Bono Committee.
Mintz Attorney Susan M. Finegan to Receive 2017 Pinnacle Award from the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce
December 07, 2016
Susan M. Finegan, Member of the Litigation Practice and Chair of the Pro Bono Committee at Mintz, has been selected as a 2017 Pinnacle Award winner for outstanding achievement in the professions by the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce.
Best Lawyers named 73 Mintz attorneys to its 2017 list of The Best Lawyers in America. Mintz attorneys selected for inclusion in this year’s list span 44 practice areas.
Mintz Attorneys Among PAIR’s 2015 Honorees
June 15, 2015
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Massachusetts Access to Justice Commission Updates
Boston Bar Association
Boston Bar Association, 16 Beacon Street, Boston, MA
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Mar
27
2019
Pro Bono Institute Annual Conference
Gaylord National Resort, 201 Waterfront Street, National Harbor, MD
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Mar
5
2019
Massachusetts Bar Foundation’s 2019 Annual Meeting & Reception
Federal Reserve Building, 600 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, MA
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25
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Access to Justice Fellows Program Information Session
Boston Bar Association
Boston Bar Association, 16 Beacon Street, Boston, MA
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15
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Access to Justice in Brazil and the U.S.
Boston College Law School, 885 Centre Street Newton, MA
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16
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Keynote Address on Access to Justice Initiatives
Liberty Mutual - 141 Congress Street Boston, MA 02110
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12
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National Meeting of State Access to Justice Commission Chairs and State Supreme Court Justices
American Bar Association
Thomas Jefferson School of Law San Diego, CA
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26
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Conference on Law and State Government Fellowship Symposium
Indiana University McKinney School of Law
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Second Acts®: Tapping Transitioning Baby-Boomers to Enhance Law Firm Pro Bono
Capital Hilton, Washington, D.C.
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Expanding Access to Justice by Engaging Senior Fellows
Boston Bar Association
16 Beacon St. Boston, Ma
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VAWA Implementation and the Potential Impact of Proposed Massachusetts Bill S.650
Mintz Levin
Boston, MA
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VAWA Implementation and the Potential Impact of Proposed Massachusetts Bill S.650
Mintz Levin
Boston, MA
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Sue is a nationally recognized pro bono pioneer with a passion for helping underserved populations and exceptional litigation skills. As chair of Mintz’s Pro Bono Committee, she leads groundbreaking cases and manages pro bono matters for the firm. She has helped to defeat President Trump’s first immigration travel ban in early 2017, engineer the passage of a Massachusetts restraining order law for sexual assault survivors, and create several innovative statewide model pro bono programs in Massachusetts.
Recognition & Awards
- Best Lawyers in America: Commercial Litigation (2014 – 2023)
- Profiled in the Chambers D&I North America Report 2021 on Racial Inclusion in the Legal Profession
- Litigation Counsel of America
- Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent
- Chambers Diversity & Inclusion Awards: North America, shortlisted for Pro Bono Lawyer of the Year (2020, 2021)
- Recommended by The Legal 500 United States for Labor & Employment: Immigration (2020)
- Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, 2020 Attorney of the Year Designation
- Massachusetts SJC Adams Pro Bono Awards, Ralph D. Gants Award for Extraordinary Leadership in Pro Bono Services, Inaugural Recipient (2020)
- The National Law Journal: Crisis Leadership Trailblazer (2020)
- Corporate Counsel Women, Influence & Power in Law Awards, Law Firm Honoree in Collaborative Leadership Category (2019)
- Massachusetts Bar Foundation, Great Friend of Justice Award (2019)
- The Second Step, Founders’ Award (2019)
- Legal Services Corporation, Pro Bono Award (2017)
- Volunteer Lawyers Project, Yvette Mendez Award (2017)
- Boston College Law School, Women’s Law Center, Woman of the Year Award (2017)
- Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, Pinnacle Award (2017)
- Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, Top Women of the Law - Circle of Excellence Award (2015)
- International Bar Association Pro Bono Award (2013)
- Women's Bar Association of Massachusetts, Lelia J. Robinson Award (2013)
- Political Asylum/Immigration Representation (PAIR) Project Outstanding Achievement Award (2013); Pro Bono Law Firm Award (2017)
- Jane Doe, Inc. Inaugural Kelly Timilty Advocate for Justice Award (2013)
- Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly/Massachusetts Bar Association Excellence in Pro Bono Award (2012)
- Massachusetts Super Lawyers: Legal Aid/Legal Services (2012)
- Dartmouth College Alumni Award (2011, awarded to those who have demonstrated extraordinary service to Dartmouth and civic organizations in addition to career accomplishment)
- Boston College Law School Curtin Center for Public Interest Pro Bono Service Award (2011)
- Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Women of Justice Award (2009)
- Boston Business Journal: “40 Under 40” business leaders (2003)
- Mintz Special Recognition Award for Distinguished Service and Significant Contributions to the Pro Bono Program (2003)
- Mintz Pro Bono Award (1998)
- Dartmouth College Young Alumni Distinguished Service Award (1996)
- St. Thomas More Award, Boston College Law School (1991)
Sue is a nationally recognized pro bono pioneer with a passion for helping underserved populations and exceptional litigation skills. As chair of Mintz’s Pro Bono Committee, she leads groundbreaking cases and manages pro bono matters for the firm. She has helped to defeat President Trump’s first immigration travel ban in early 2017, engineer the passage of a Massachusetts restraining order law for sexual assault survivors, and create several innovative statewide model pro bono programs in Massachusetts.
Involvement
- Board of Trustees, Dartmouth College (Vice Chair; Chair, Audit and Oversight Committee; Member, Presidential Search Committee)
- Member, Dartmouth College Alumni Awards Committee
- Member, Boston Bar Association’s Women’s Leadership and Advancement Forum
- Co-chair, Boston College Law School Law Day Dinner
- Former Co-chair, Massachusetts Access to Justice Commission
- Former Chair, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Standing Committee Pro Bono Legal Services
- Former Member, Dartmouth College Alumni Council
- Former Chair and Member, Massachusetts Commission on Judicial Conduct
- Former Member, Judicial Nominating Commission
- Former Chair, Merit Selection Panel for Magistrate Judge, United States District Court
- Former Member, Boston Bar Association Council
- Former Member, Boston Bar Association's Task Force on Expanding the Civil Right to Counsel
- Former Board of Directors, Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Inc.
- Former Board of Directors, Massachusetts Equal Justice Fund
- Former Member, Trial Court Gender Equality Advisory Board
- Former Board of Directors, Women’s Bar Foundation
- Former President, Dartmouth College Association of Alumni
- Former Member, Presidential Steering Committee on Moving Dartmouth Forward
- Former Board of Advisors, Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for Public Policy at Dartmouth College
- Former Member, External Advisory Committee, Dartmouth College Campus Climate and Culture Initiative
