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PBRC connects lawyers and advocates to pro bono opportunities across Maryland, tailored to your interests and location. Volunteer in various ways, from direct representation and legal clinics to hotline support, mediation, and research. Non-lawyers can assist with interpretation, clinic support, and more.
Get started by taking a training or letting us match you with an opportunity using the buttons below.
Search for Pro Bono Cases Statewide
PBRC connects volunteers to available cases across Maryland. Search our Statewide Opportunities website or subscribe to our bi-weekly E-Bulletin for updates.
Pro Bono: Anytime, Anywhere!
Remotely review and answer brief legal questions for low-income Marylanders as part of this ABA-sponsored initiative. Malpractice insurance provided.
Volunteer at a PBRC Clinic
Consumer Protection Court Clinics
Volunteer attorneys provide limited scope, day-of-court pro bono representation to Baltimore City and Prince George's County consumers who have been sued by creditors in district court debt collection actions. Clinics are recurring. Volunteers must complete a training before participating in a clinic.
Register as a volunteer to receive training.
Already trained? Sign up for a clinic now:
- Baltimore City: Wednesdays, 8:45 am - 12:00 pm
- Prince George's County: 1st three Fridays of the month, 8:15 am - 11:00 am
Estate Planning Clinics
Volunteer attorneys meet one-on-one with Baltimore City and Baltimore County clients at an in-person clinic and prepare wills, advance medical directives, and financial powers of attorney. Volunteers must complete a training before participating in a clinic.
Register as a volunteer to receive training.
Already trained? Sign up for a clinic now:
Immigration Court Consults
Volunteer attorneys (barred in any state) help immigrant children and families fleeing violence in their home countries gain access to critical legal assistance with their valid claims to remain in the country. Clinics are recurring. Volunteers must complete a training before participating in a clinic.
Register as a volunteer to receive training.
Already trained? Sign up for a clinic now:
- Baltimore City: Mondays and Wednesdays, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
- Prince George's County: Thursdays, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
- Remote, ad-hoc
Tax Sale Prevention Clinics
Volunteer attorneys provide one-on-one brief advice and/or take cases to
assist distressed homeowners facing tax sale foreclosure in Baltimore City. Clinics occur in March and April 2026. Volunteers must complete a training prior to participation.
Register as a volunteer to receive training.
Already took the 2026 Tax Sale training? Sign up for a clinic now!
Tenant & Consumer Hotline
Volunteer attorneys, paralegals, and law students provide information and referrals to callers with housing and consumer questions through the CAP Hotline. The Hotline runs Monday through Friday from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, with 3-hour morning and afternoon shifts. Volunteers must complete Hotline Training prior to participation; non-attorneys are also asked to observe a rent court clinic.
Register as a volunteer to receive training.
Already trained? Sign up for a hotline shift now!
ACE Rent Court Clinics
Attorneys, paralegals, and law students can learn about Maryland’s Access to Counsel in Evictions (ACE) program and how it is transforming Rent Court. Advocates can be part of the impact by observing a Rent Court docket or volunteering in a non‑legal support role at PBRC’s ACE clinics. Rent Court clinics are recurring in different Baltimore City and Baltimore County District Court locations. Participants must view a short training before their first observation.
Register to participate and receive training.
Already trained? Contact Becca Odelius to schedule your rent court observation.
Become a Mentor in PBRC's Professional Skills Academy
Experienced lawyers, share your expertise and support the next generation of legal professionals. As a mentor, you can guide new volunteer lawyers through casual coffee meetings, court shadowing, or attending bar association events. Your mentorship can make a significant impact on their careers and the community.
Join us in fostering the future of law. Mentor opportunities are available now!
Retired from the Bar?
There are still many ways for retired attorneys to make a difference for Marylanders in need through PBRC and our partners. Register below to sign up for our Retired Attorney Program and speak with a member of our staff to match you with an opportunity that suits you!