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PBRC in the News State Advocates Praise Moore Administration Plan to Expand Human Right to Water Principles by Prohibiting Property Tax Sale For Unpaid Water Bills Allison Harris, Director of…

PBRC in the News “Some Marylanders can lose their homes to water bill debt. The Moore administration wants to change that.” Allison Harris, Director of PBRC’s Home Preservation Project, spoke…

Haley Wittstadt joined PBRC in 2024. As a law clerk with the Courtroom Advocacy Project (CAP), Haley staffs PBRC’s limited scope courthouse-based pro bono clinics for tenants in Baltimore County…

1. What brought you to begin your legal career in Maryland? My legal career actually began in a large firm in New York City and, after that, I practiced in…

1. Can you tell me a little about yourself? I was born and raised in Ecuador. On New Year’s Eve of 2020, I moved to the United States to pursue…

1. What brought you to begin your legal career in Maryland? I’m right at the start of a legal career. I’m a 3L law student at the University of Baltimore…

PBRC in the News What life is like for children navigating Baltimore’s immigration court Cate Scenna, Director of PBRC’s Maryland Immigrant Legal Assistance Project (MILAP), and Bill Meyer, a longtime…

PBRC in the News Maryland Tax Sales Bill Could Spark Housing Woes for Thousands Allison Harris, Director of PBRC’s Home Preservation Project, joined a coalition of housing advocates to voice…

PBRC in the News Will a new law help Baltimore residents living in poorly maintained buildings? Katie Davis, Director of PBRC’s Courtroom Advocacy Project, and Staff Attorney Jill Shea spoke…

PBRC in the News Renters may soon obtain more power to fight bad housing conditions in court Katie Davis, Director of PBRC’s Courtroom Advocacy Project, discussed with The Baltimore Banner…