Life at Winston

An essential element of the Winston University experience for associates is the firm’s mentoring program, which helps associates gain valuable insights to advance their careers. 

Ken Berry, Winston’s CSR & Pro Bono Administrator, is grateful for all he's received and is focused on paying it forward within his community.

Winston’s sixth-year associates in the United States and Europe attended a two-day  leadership conference in Chicago.

Winston rock band, Jimmy’s Brother recently rocked the Roxy Theatre on L.A.’s iconic Sunset Strip and earned the highest marks from the “Rock Panel of Judges” for Thursday night of the three-night Law Rocks Los Angeles fundraiser. 

Winston rock band, Jimmy’s Brother recently rocked the Roxy Theatre on L.A.’s iconic Sunset Strip and earned the highest marks from the “Rock Panel of Judges” for Thursday night of the three-night Law Rocks Los Angeles fundraiser. 

In Winston’s 10th showing at Cycle for Survival, five Winston teams collectively raised $90,000 for the fight to find cures for rare cancers—a 20% increase over last year’s record-breaking haul. 

Thank you to the 200+ lawyers and business professionals who helped prepare 3,600+ care packages for people and families experiencing homelessness or poverty in our local communities. We appreciate your generosity of spirit and commitment to honoring and keeping Dr. King’s legacy of community service alive.

Each year, a dedicated team of Winston attorneys and business professionals tutor a group of 11^thgraders attending Thurgood Marshall Academy, a college-prep public charter high school in the District of Columbia’s Anacostia neighborhood.

From California to New York and across the Atlantic in London and Paris, Winston attorneys and business professionals helped ensure that those who are less fortunate had plenty of toys, food, and warm clothing for the winter holidays.

Winston for Good partnered with the firm’s pro bono client Access Bronx Charter to develop and launch a mentorship program for its students.

On November 11, we welcomed 24 new protégés the firm’s D&I Associate Sponsorship Program, which is the centerpiece of the Diversity and Inclusion Committee’s efforts to retain, develop, and promote associates. Each year, we pair high-potential and high-performing members of the firm’s 10 affinity groups—in their fifth and sixth year of practice—with a member of Winston’s Executive Committee.

Women lawyers from the firm’s Paris and London offices recently gathered in Paris for the firm’s sixth annual Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI) European Region Seminar. The day was filled with inspiring and enlightening presentations and concluded with a cocktail reception and guided tour of the historic Hôtel de la Marine in the heart of “the City of Light.”

Winston’s Los Angeles office is a long-time sponsor of Read to a Child, a nonprofit that pairs elementary school children with volunteer mentors who read aloud to them every week for 30 minutes.

For more than a decade, Winston’s Silicon Valley office has given back to the community by actively participating in the legal community’s annual Food From The Bar fundraiser and volunteer event.

Winston is a longtime supporter of Martha’s Table, a nonprofit committed to advancing a more equitable Washington, D.C. by providing educational opportunities, physical and mental health services, and healthy food to those in need.

For nearly a decade, Charlotte office attorneys and business professionals have actively supported Roof Above, an interfaith nonprofit that provides a wide range of services to people and families who are experiencing homelessness.

Approximately 225 Winston lawyers came together in Nashville last week for the firm’s biennial DEI Retreat. The three-day event was filled with networking, collaboration, strategic planning, and professional development.

Winston attorneys and business professionals turned out in force to ensure Bay area high school students fighting poverty and homelessness had back-to-school supplies. Members of Winston San Francisco collectively donated the money to purchase the school supplies and then gathered together to assemble 125 back-to-school kits. 

Welcome to the members of the U.S.-based Class of 2024!

Thank you to the 10 Winston for Good volunteers who came out and contributed to our local community.