Provenio’s Jack Enright to speak at Law Society Pro Bono Charter anniversary event

Jack Enright, Associate at Provenio Litigation LLP, has been invited to join a panel discussion at the Law Society’s Pro Bono Charter tenth anniversary event on 3 November 2026.

The Pro Bono Charter provides a framework for law firms and solicitors to demonstrate their commitment to pro bono work. As a signatory, Provenio Litigation LLP is committed to supporting access to justice by providing meaningful pro bono legal assistance, encouraging its lawyers to undertake pro bono work and embedding this commitment in the firm’s culture and values.

The invitation-only event will take place at the Law Society’s headquarters on Chancery Lane, London, during the twenty-fifth anniversary of Pro Bono Week.

Chaired by Brett Dixon, President of the Law Society, the panel will explore why organisations join the Charter, how their pro bono work has developed since signing and what advice they would offer new signatories. Solicitor General Andy Slaughter KC MP will also be taking part as a special guest.

Commenting on his invitation, Jack Enright said: “It’s a privilege to be invited to take part in this event. The panel is a chance to share our experience and hear from firms that have been involved for many years. At Provenio, we are committed to developing a sustainable pro bono programme, building on our links with the National Pro Bono Centre, Pro Bono Connect and university law clinics. I’m looking forward to taking away ideas we can put into practice.”

Jack will also attend the Commercial Litigators’ Forum breakfast on Wednesday 4 November, hosted by Gibson Dunn with Grant Thornton, which will examine recent themes and emerging trends in post-M&A disputes.