Copilevitz, Lam & Raney Partners with Change for AI-Driven Charitable Compliance
Copilevitz, Lam & Raney has partnered with Change to enhance its charitable compliance services using AI technology, announced in a press release. This collaboration aims to streamline the complex process of nonprofit and commercial co-venture filings by integrating Change's AI-enabled tools into the law firm's operations.
The partnership allows Copilevitz, Lam & Raney to manage charitable compliance filings more efficiently, helping clients launch campaigns faster while ensuring full compliance with varying state regulations. Change's technology reduces the administrative burden by providing a shared compliance dashboard and a browser extension that simplifies nonprofit renewals across 38 states.
Greg Lam, Partner at Copilevitz, Lam & Raney, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, highlighting the firm's commitment to adopting new technologies that improve workflow and client satisfaction. By leveraging Change's AI tools, the firm positions itself as a forward-thinking partner for companies and nonprofits engaged in cause marketing.
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