“Most lawyers in Georgia do some kind of pro bono, but they don’t really know how to find it, manage it and be efficient at it," said Georgia Access to Justice Committee Chair Catherine Salinas.
May 18, 2023 at 11:48 AM
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The State Bar of Georgia’s Access to Justice Committee has launched a new technology platform to help connect Georgia lawyers to more pro bono opportunities, the bar announced May 15.
“The Georgia Access to Justice Committee is such a champion for low-income Georgians,” co-founder and CEO of Paladin, Kristen Sonday, said in the state bar’s press release. “We’re pleased to partner with them to launch the new portal and streamline connections between volunteers and people who need legal help.”
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