The State Bar of Georgia's new incubator program for young lawyers has recruited its first class of participants and hired a pro bono director.
April 05, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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The State Bar of Georgia’s new incubator program for young lawyers has recruited its first class of participants and hired a pro bono director.
Seven lawyers started work Monday at the incubator, called Lawyers for Equal Justice. Sarah Babcock, the pro bono director, has joined from Alston & Bird, where she was an associate for six years in the environmental practice.
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