Life at Winston

Theresa Rivera puts her heart and soul into ensuring our Cristo Rey interns gain meaningful experience and feedback to help pave their path to future success in college and the work world. Learn more about our Winston for Good Hero, Theresa Rivera, and her support for Cristo Rey.

Winston & Strawn’s Senior Pro Bono Counsel Greg McConnell spoke with Russ Rosenzweig, CEO and Co-Founder of Round Table Group, about giving back through pro bono work on a recent episode of the podcast Engaging Experts.

Winston & Strawn Hiring Chair William O’Neil recently reflected on his career inspirations, mentors, and advice for future lawyers in a Q&A titled “Momentum: Career Insights from Legal Mavericks” featured in the seventh edition of Major, Lindsey & Africa’s The Legal Navigator.

Winston & Strawn New York Partner David Feher sat down with the FBLA in Conversation podcast to discuss his career in sports law and his advice for students interested in the industry.

We are pleased to spotlight Docket Supervisor Skip Bach in celebration of his 45^th Anniversary at Winston & Strawn.

Our firm’s Corporate Social Responsibility program – Winston for Good – aligns with our values, fosters a culture that intentionally makes an impact, and has a heritage of service and giving focused on four pillars: Access to Justice, Education, Communities & Culture, and Sustainability.

In this Spotlight Q&A, Silicon Valley Partner Mike Rueckheim discusses his support for Bike MS and their mission to help end multiple sclerosis.s.

As part of the firm’s Mindful Winston program, Director of Coaching and Well-Being Diane Costigan recently hosted “Mindfulness/Mediation Pop-ups” in several offices to help interested firm members integrate this stress-reducing tool into their daily lives. Associate John Tschirgi, a Vedic Meditation teacher-in-training, joined Diane for her August 13 pop-up in the Los Angeles office. We recently caught up with John to get his take on the benefits of meditation and mindfulness in the life of a busy attorney.

Winston & Strawn Partner Linda Coberly was featured in Crain’s Chicago Business’ “She’s Still Fighting for Equal Rights for Women.” The profile highlights fun facts from Linda’s earlier career and the key role she has played in the push to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), a constitutional amendment that would prohibit discrimination based on sex. 

In this Spotlight Q&A, Practice Attorney Ashley Wright discusses her experience working full-time through law school and her passion for diversity in the legal community. 

Education and Supporting Our Communities are two of Winston for Good’s pillars, and we are pleased to spotlight Corporate Partner Pat Doyle and his long-time involvement on the board of directors of Horizons for Youth. In this spotlight Q&A, Pat discusses his involvement with the organization.

In this Spotlight Q&A, Winston & Strawn Director of Partner Hiring & Alumni Relations Debby Cusumano Caldwell shares insights on the firm’s Alumni Program.

Education is one of Winston for Good’s pillars, and we are pleased to spotlight Partner Sam Mendenhall’s involvement in Perspectives Charter Schools, a college prep and life skills curriculum for diverse students in urban Chicago neighborhoods.

In this Spotlight Q&A, Winston & Strawn Immigration Pro Bono Supervisory Attorney Nareeneh Sohbatian shares insights on the firm’s Immigration Pro Bono Project.

In this Spotlight Q&A, Winston & Strawn Pro Bono Counsel Tara Moss shares insights on the firm’s expanding pro bono practice.

In this Spotlight Q&A, Winston & Strawn Pro Bono Counsel Maria Kutnick shares insights on the firm’s robust pro bono practice.

Education is one of Winston for Good’s pillars, and we are pleased to support Partner Eva Davis in her role as Los Angeles Regional Board Chair for Read to a Child, a national nonprofit literacy and mentoring organization. Learn more about Eva and her work for this organization in this Spotlight Q&A.