Attending the inaugural Immigrant Services Initiative law clinic on Aug. 8 at La Mansion Events Hall in Chamblee, Georgia, were (from left) Jorge Gavilanes of Kuck Baxter, Emory Law 3Ls Jerry Zhang and Tyler George and Uriel Delgado of Kuck Baxter. (Courtesy photo)
A new monthly immigration law clinic that is free to the public has just launched in Chamblee thanks to a partnership between Emory University School of Law and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, with a big assist from the law firm Kuck Baxter Immigration Partners.
The Mormon Church already operates six such clinics in cities in Utah and Arizona. This is its first on the East Coast.
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