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Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta strengthens our community by engaging volunteer attorneys to provide nonprofits with business legal services.

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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.

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Small Form I-9 Mistakes Could Become a Lot More Costly

In a quiet but significant regulatory change, ICE has reclassified certain Form I-9 errors. Deficiencies identified in an ICE audit that were previously treated as minor clerical issues are now “substantive” violations that can trigger financial penalties. Here’s a concrete example: a missing date on an I-9, something that used to be correctable within a …

Read moreSmall Form I-9 Mistakes Could Become a Lot More Costly

Recent Executive Actions on Public Sector Loan Forgiveness and “Political Violence” Signal Shift in Scrutiny of Nonprofits

Recent executive orders and presidential memorandums reflect a shift in policy priorities that could indirectly affect §501(c)(3) organizations — particularly those engaged in advocacy, policy work, or educational activities. Though these directives do not have the legal authority to revoke tax-exempt status on their own, they may signal greater scrutiny ahead. This article takes a …

Read moreRecent Executive Actions on Public Sector Loan Forgiveness and “Political Violence” Signal Shift in Scrutiny of Nonprofits

Client Profiles

Diamond In The Rough

Dr. Nicole Steele founded Diamond In The Rough in 2006 as an organization dedicated to providing girls with a safe space to be nurtured, empowered, …

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Trees Atlanta

Atlanta has been affectionately nicknamed a “city in a forest” for the amazing tree canopy that surrounds it. Recognizing the importance of this …

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The Music Education Group, Inc.

Veteran music industry executive Rickey Ross founded The Music Education Group (MEG) in 2004, fueled by a desire to use his knowledge of the music …

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