Law-Related Organizations
Chief Justice’s Commission on Professionalism
The Chief Justice's Commission on Professionalism, the first body of its kind in the nation, was created in 1989 by the Supreme Court of Georgia with the primary charge to enhance professionalism among Georgia’s lawyers.
CHIEF JUSTICE’S COMMISSION ON PROFESSIONALISM
IOLTA/Georgia Bar Foundation
The Georgia Bar Foundation was created for charitable, religious, and educational purposes in 1967. It is a 501(c)(3) organization named by the Supreme Court of Georgia in 1983 to receive IOLTA funds to support legal services.
Pro Bono Resource Center
Co-sponsored by the Georgia Legal Services Program and the Georgia State Bar, the Pro Bono Resource Center is headquartered at the Bar and involves private attorneys in representation of the poor in civil matters.
Local and Voluntary Bar Associations
The State Bar of Georgia is not authorized to refer clients to lawyers, but many local and voluntary bar associations offer referrals.
Volunteer / Pro Bono
Learn about Pro Bono opportunities available for you.
Learn About Pro Bono Opportunities