Christina Remlin of Children’s Rights (left) and John Hall of Hall Booth Smith
Children’s Rights, a legal watchdog for children mistreated in foster care, is opening an Atlanta branch—the first outside of its New York headquarters—with the support of one of the city’s largest litigation defense firms, Hall Booth Smith.
Hall Booth will provide office space, staff assistance and pro bono lawyers to the legal nonprofit.
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