SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY & WEIL FOUNDATION: YEAR IN REVIEW 2025 CHARITABLE GIVING Weil co-sponsored an Equal Justice Works fellow, Darby Aono-Shek (UC Berkeley School of Law ‘22), who served her fellowship at UnCommon Law, a California-based nonprofit at the forefront of changing public narratives about people serving lengthy prison sentences. In February 2025, Darby presented to Weil during a fireside chat (pictured), highlighting her work advocating for and empowering elders in California prisons by challenging illegal parole denials and creating comprehensive resources for pro se litigants. Equal Justice Works is a nonprofit organization that creates opportunities for lawyers to transform their passion for equal justice into a lifelong commitment to public service. Fellows – funded by organizations like Weil – work to ensure equal access to justice and address unmet legal needs among underserved populations across the country. 13 12 CHARITABLE GIVING SPOTLIGHT WEIL SPONSORS EQUAL JUSTICE WORKS FELLOW AT UNCOMMON LAW Pictured (from left to right): David Singh (Weil Partner), Charan Sandhu (Weil Partner), Darby Aono-Shek (UnCommon Law), Anne Cappella (Weil Partner).
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