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From left, Shelly K. Anderson, associate; Aisha Blanchard Collins, 2009-11 pro bono fellow; James D. Humphries IV, associate; T. Brian Green, pro bono fellow; Sean F. Rosario, associate; Charlotte M. Ritz, associate; Rita A. Sheffey, partner and pro bono committee chair for the Atlanta office; Rhani M. Lott, associate; George H. Hettrick; and Kurt A. Powell.
From left, Shelly K. Anderson, associate; Aisha Blanchard Collins, 2009-11 pro bono fellow; James D. Humphries IV, associate; T. Brian Green, pro bono fellow; Sean F. Rosario, associate; Charlotte M. Ritz, associate; Rita A. Sheffey, partner and pro bono committee chair for the Atlanta office; Rhani M. Lott, associate; George H. Hettrick; and Kurt A. Powell.
Recipients of the award, named after one of the firm’s founders, each contributed more than 100 hours of pro bono legal services to indigent clients and nonprofit organizations during the firm’s most recent fiscal year.
The firm continues to lead the way in community service in the United States through its pro bono projects. For the fourth consecutive year, 100 percent of full-time attorneys in the Atlanta office contributed to pro bono work. The Atlanta office provided more than 2,700 hours of pro bono service and represented 31 pro bono clients and organizations.
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