Savannah attorneys earn pro bono recognition for giving back to community
Rehal, who specializes in family law and has assisted in the training of other volunteer lawyers in the area of domestic violence, was one of a number of local attorneys to be honored as 2019 Pro Bono award winners.
The Pro Bono Award program was a joint initiative of the Georgia Legal Services office and the
A pro bono attorney takes on a legal matter without the expectation of being paid and is encouraged by local bars as a way to give back to their communities.
"Attorneys provide quality service without charge as a way to give back to their communities," said
Also scheduled to receive recognition are:
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The Georgia Legal Services Program Champion of Justice Awards will be presented to:
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"Providing pro bono services is an integral part of who we are as lawyers," said
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