Attorney General Chris Carr (center) visits the Atlanta Community Food Bank with Kyle Waide, president and CEO of the Atlanta Community Food Bank and the National Guard troopers working there, including Lt. Richard Henry. Carr’s visit preceded the beginning of the Georgia Legal Food Frenzy next week. (Courtesy photo: Atlanta Community Food Bank)
For much of the past two weeks, law firms have cut pay, canceled summer associate programs and made other moves to absorb economic shocks caused by efforts to slow COVID-19.
It seems like a bad time to ask the legal community for money—but that is exactly what will happen from April 20 to May 1 during the ninth annual Georgia Legal Food Frenzy.
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