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The Scales of Justice

The Scales of Justice

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Each fall, Equal Justice Works honors lawyers who exemplify the values we hold dear—compassion, dedication, and commitment to achieving our nation’s promise of equal justice for all—at our Annual Dinner. This year, Equal Justice Works will hold The Scales of Justice, a virtual event celebrating our community of lawyers.

One of the largest fundraising events in Washington, D.C. hosted by a nonprofit organization, The Scales of Justice raises critical funds needed to support our programs that mobilize passionate public service leaders.

October 13, 2020
7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT

2020 Honoree

Laura Stein

Executive Vice President and General Counsel–Corporate Affairs
The Clorox Company

Each year, Equal Justice Works presents the Scales of Justice Award to a leader in the legal community who exemplifies a commitment to public service and a passion for equal justice; has advanced the organization's mission and vision throughout their career; and has set a strong example for what lawyers and legal professionals can and should do to contribute to efforts in the public interest and toward greater access to justice for all.

This year, our Scales of Justice award will be presented to Laura Stein, Executive Vice President and General Counsel–Corporate Affairs of The Clorox Company for her exceptional dedication to pro bono and public service. Each of our honorees demonstrate the compassion and commitment to equal justice that we work to cultivate and promote among public service leaders.

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Relive highlights from The Scales of Justice 2020 event, including watching videos highlighting how Equal Justice Works Fellows are responding to COVID-19 and addressing racial injustice in their work.

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We hope The Scales of Justice event inspired you to join our effort to build a community of lawyers committed to public service and equal justice. We rely on your generous support to mobilize more passionate public service leaders—more Equal Justice Works Fellows—to uplift lives and communities.