Baltimore Suspends Annual Tax Sale

“Baltimore will also temporarily halt evictions, relax parking restrictions and delay its annual tax sale.” – Baltimore Sun (http://ow.ly/ieWH50yPipw)  We are STILL helping those at risk of tax sale. Please…

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PBRC’s First Remote Legal Clinic

On Wednesday, March 18, PBRC held its first remote service clinic, with seven people – mothers and children — calling in for immigration legal advice.  “Just because the court is…

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Chief Judge Barbara’s Administrative Order

On March 18th, Chief Judge Barbara issued an Administrative Order suspending all residential foreclosures and evictions,  including tax sale foreclosures and evictions currently pending in District Court, in light of…

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Staff Profile: Akeria Lumpkins

Akeria Lumpkins joined PBRC in 2019 and serves as the paralegal for the Courtroom Advocacy Project.   Where did you grow up?I was born and raised in Southwest Baltimore. Where did…

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Happy 30th, PBRC!

On Thursday, January 16–PBRC’s exact 30th birthday–we hosted a reception at the University of Baltimore School of Law. PBRC staff raised a glass in honor of our volunteers and their…

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2019 Legislative Update: Housing

PBRC supported the following housing legislation during the 2019 Maryland General Assembly to help meet the needs of low-income Marylanders. Tax SaleHB1209: Homeowner Protections and tax sale. The final, amended…

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E-bulletin 4.3.2019

*|MC:SUBJECT|* *|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* IN THIS ISSUE  Pro Bono Cases  Pro Bono Service Opportunities  Training Opportunities  Public Service Employment Opportunities  Announcements and Upcoming Events  Pro Bono Stars!  Pro Bono Cases Return to…

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PBRC’s Board is Super!

Congratulations to the following PBRC Board Members for being recognized as 2019 Maryland Super Lawyers. We are so thankful they are part of the PBRC team, bringing legal services to…

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Victory for struggling tenants

On February 27, the Maryland Court of Appeals released their written opinion in Gregory Smith v Wakefield LP. At some point in the last few decades, landlords began converting residential…

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