Bankruptcy court in Maine announces 2025 Pro Bono Honor Roll recipients

Peter G. Cary, Judge of the United States Bankruptcy Court District Of Maine
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The United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Maine has announced its 2025 Pro Bono Honor Roll, recognizing attorneys who have shown a strong commitment to pro bono and public service in bankruptcy law. The court acknowledged Joyce Leary Clark, Esq., Jennifer Gail Hayden, Esq., and Jennifer Novo, Esq. for their volunteer work.

According to the court, these attorneys help strengthen the integrity of the bankruptcy system and support access to justice for those in need. “Through their generosity and dedication, these volunteers strengthen the integrity of the bankruptcy system and help ensure meaningful access to justice for those in need,” stated the court.

The honor roll highlights ongoing service and a willingness to assist individuals appearing before the court. “The Court is deeply grateful for their continued support and their commitment to serving the public,” said a representative from the Bankruptcy Court.

Those named will be recognized at the 2026 District of Maine Judicial Conference.



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