After the approval of the new law, it became important to seek legal advice to plan for the expected changes.
On June 10, 2024, Lana Tskhadadze and Mariam Mchedlishvili, employees of hotsale.ge, conducted a 4-hour workshop for the social enterprise Pottery as part of a pro bono project
In May 2024, Dots Legal provided pro bono legal advice to the organizing group of the Georgian Responsible Business Competition on administrative issues. Two employees of the company, Tsitsia Japaridze and Natia Bagdavadze, participated in the pro bono project. The company dedicated 8 pro bono hours to the project.
On June 25, 2024, at Orbi Bude, Gvantsa Chakhava, the head of the HR department at Aldag, was involved in the project. The company dedicated 20 pro bono hours to this activity.
The organization's charter and the tenure of its director expired during the execution of rights and duties. To address this, the social enterprise needed to re-register its charter and elect a new leader. As a result of these issues, the social enterprise's account was frozen since the summer period, preventing the completion of financial transactions and other administrative activities.
BISC Partners assisted in developing an online marketing strategy and advertising plan for an upcoming campaign under the momxmarebeli.ge program. The campaign's objective is to combat the counterfeiting of dairy products.
Six companies were involved pro bono in the mediation process: Bank of Georgia, TBC Bank, Credo Bank, APM Terminal, Micro Finance Organization Embis and Tegeta Holding.
Six companies were involved pro bono in the mediation process: Bank of Georgia, TBC Bank, Credo Bank, APM Terminal, Micro Finance Organization MBC, and Tegeta Holding.
Civil activists presented their initiatives to the audience. A member of the pro bono network and representatives of a friendly company helped to distinguish interesting accents and present presentations originally.
Six companies were involved pro bono in the mediation process: Bank of Georgia, TBC Bank, Credo Bank, APM Terminal, Micro Finance Organization MBC and Tegeta Holding.
