New Georgia Law Provides Some Protection for Nonprofits and Health Care Providers from Covid-related liability
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Our attorneys can give you peace of mind. You may be eligible for our free legal services if your Georgia nonprofit is a 501(c)(3) that serves low-income or disadvantaged individuals.
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We match nonprofit clients with experienced corporate attorneys who help get them to the next level. From contracts to corporate governance, to intellectual property and employment, our attorneys assist our clients with their business law needs. Even the ones they don't know they have. Learn more about the PBPA process.
Our Clients
Since opening its doors 14 years ago, PBPA has assigned and supported over 3,200 volunteer lawyers in aiding over 900 nonprofit clients. In 2018 alone, PBPA provided free legal services valued at over $4.2 million to Atlanta-area nonprofits. Here are some nonprofits we've helped:
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PBP-Atl News
- ⋅ LEGAL ALERT: Federal Contractors Beware – New Executive Order Limits Diversity Training by Federal Contractors, Subcontractors, and Grant Recipients
- ⋅ New Georgia Law Provides Some Protection for Nonprofits and Health Care Providers from Covid-related liability
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Legal Alerts
- ⋅ LEGAL ALERT: Federal Contractors Beware – New Executive Order Limits Diversity Training by Federal Contractors, Subcontractors, and Grant Recipients
- ⋅ Sales Tax Exemptions Extended Indefinitely for Certain Nonprofits
- Past Legal Alerts
