2026 Competing Firms & Legal Organizations

Meet the Georgia law firms, legal organizations, corporate in-house counsel teams, and judicial circuits competing in the 15th Annual Georgia Legal Food Frenzy. Firms compete within categories based on size and organization type, ensuring that every competitor — from a solo practitioner to a 500-attorney firm — has a fair shot at winning the Attorney General's Cup and Bar President's Award.

Competition runs April 20 through May 1, 2026. Browse participating firms below by category, or visit the live leaderboard to see current standings during the competition.

Is your firm missing from this list? It's not too late to register. Every firm that registers and competes helps raise critical funds for the regional Feeding Georgia member food bank serving its community.

Sole Proprietor
1-2 Employees
Solo practitioners and two-attorney firms compete as sole proprietors. Despite their size, these firms consistently punch above their weight — the per-employee scoring system gives small firms a genuine shot at the Attorney General's Cup.

Small Firm
3-20 Employees
Small firms anchor the competition with tight-knit teams and high per-employee participation. Many of our repeat winners have come from this category.

Medium Firm
21-100 Employees
Medium firms bring scale and resources, often running multi-office campaigns and hosting firm-wide volunteer events at regional food banks.

Large Firm
101+ Employees
Large firms drive the biggest total dollar contributions to the Legal Food Frenzy. With matching programs and firm-wide engagement, these competitors typically lead the Bar President's Award rankings.

Corporate In-House Counsel
Corporate legal departments compete in their own category, recognizing the distinct role of in-house counsel teams within Georgia's broader legal community.

Legal Organization
Bar associations, legal aid organizations, public interest groups, and other legal nonprofits participate in this category.

Judicial
Judicial circuits, court clerks, and other judicial offices form this category — bringing the bench into the competition alongside the bar.