PBRC in the News: Maryland lawyers anticipate eviction surge but uncertainties remain

 

Courtroom Advocacy Project (CAP) team members, Director Katherine Davis, Esq., and Staff Attorney Melissa Chiasera, Esq., were quoted in The Daily Record in an article by Eric Neugeboren. The article explains the perspectives of various Maryland legal aid providers on the looming eviction crisis and how they anticipate they will respond in order to mitigate the impact. Read the full article here on The Daily Record. 

 

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