The Virtual Museum of Law is an online extension of our physical Museum of Law, located on the third floor of the Bar's headquarters in Atlanta. Visitors to the Virtual Museum will find informational animated videos about famous Georgia and U.S. cases.
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Fastcase is a comprehensive national law library with online access to cases, statutes, regulations, court rules and Bar publications. Fastcase is ranked as one of the best member benefits the Bar offers.
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LAP is a confidential service outsourced to CorpCare Associates, Inc., to help State Bar members with life's difficulties. Members are entitled to six clinical sessions per calendar year.
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Webcasts are video recordings of live ICLE seminars. Choose the right course for your practice and earn self-study CLE credit anytime, anywhere you choose. View the list of available webcasts here.
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Co-sponsored by the Georgia Legal Services Program and the State Bar of Georgia, the Pro Bono Resource Center is headquartered at the Bar and involves private attorneys in representation of the poor in civil matters. The Resource Center also provides information to lawyers on what programs are available when they want to volunteer. The Resource Center gives technical assistance to local bar associations when they want to develop or revise a pro bono program.
"Equal justice under the law is perhaps the most inspiring ideal of our society. It is fundamental that justice should be the same, in substance and availability without regard to economic status." - Lewis Powell Jr., Justice, U.S. Supreme Court
The Pro Bono Resource Center, created by the State Bar of Georgia in 1982 in conjunction with the Georgia Legal Services Program, assists local bar associations, individual private attorneys and communities in developing pro bono private attorney/bar involvement programs in their areas for the delivery of legal services to the poor. The Resource Center also receives support from the Chief Justice's Commission on Professionalism and the Georgia Bar Foundation.
Our judicial system cannot function without the availability of counsel to ensure that all people have effective access to the legal system. The need for legal assistance by low-income Georgians to resolve life-shattering problems is enormous. Legal intervention is often the critical factor that enables a family to remain together or to receive vital financial support. In even the best of times, Georgia Legal Services and Atlanta Legal Aid can serve only a small fraction of the persons who meet program standards and who need legal assistance. Thus, private attorney participation in the delivery of legal services to the poor is absolutely critical.
We encourage members of the Bar to join our statewide volunteer website www.GeorgiaAdvocates.org/GOJC to learn more about volunteer opportunities throughout the state.
Go to the Public Service Opportunities page for more information about volunteerism, training and awards.
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