Pro-Bono Work
At Lerman & Szlak, we are convinced that Law has the power to transform lives and serve as a catalyst for development and innovation.
That is why we created this space to support ventures and businesses with the potential to generate a positive impact in our community.
¿What are we looking for? If you are an entrepreneur or lead a project that is just getting started, we want to know you. Our goal is to accompany you in the legal challenges you face, helping you give shape and strength to your ideas. We work with the same professionalism and dedication that we apply to commercial projects, because we believe in the importance of building an ecosystem of opportunities for all.
¿How does it work? The Pro Bono Startup Department analyzes each case submitted and evaluates whether it meets the criteria to receive assistance. We want to ensure that our resources are directed toward initiatives that can significantly benefit from our support in their early stages. If your case is selected, we will accompany you throughout the entire process with the same commitment and excellence that define our work.
¿How to apply for your case? It’s easy. Send us an email to info@lermanszlak.com with the subject “Pro Bono” and provide details about your project, along with a brief explanation of why you believe you should apply for pro bono startup legal support. Each application will be thoroughly reviewed by our Pro Bono Startup Department, and we’ll get back to you shortly with our evaluation.
The Pro Bono Startup Department is more than just an initiative; it’s our way of contributing to the development of our society and supporting those driving change. We invite all entrepreneurs and visionaries to share their stories with us. We want to be part of your journey.
Lerman & Szlak is a proud sponsor of Ieladeinu, Argentina’s Orphanage, helping the institution protect their creations and intellectual property and assisting them in all intellectual property matters.
Lerman & Szlak is proud to be a founding sponsor of clinica.legal, a non-profit, Argentina-based legal clinic dedicated to supporting startups and small businesses, especially those led by women.
In conjunction with the clinica.legal’s academic partner, the Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, the legal clinic works with dozens of female startups, and Di Tella law students, law faculty, and Lerman & Szlak attorneys deep dive into the startups’ legal challenges and help them construct strategies to solve them.