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Hotline Numbers
The Ethics Hotline is your direct access to members of
the Ethics Committee. |
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Courtroom Badges
The Maryland State Bar Association Courthouse Identification Badge is available to any attorney who has been admitted to practice law in this state, who is currently a member of the bar in good standing, and who is currently certified by the Court of Appeals as an active practitioner.
Mentoring Program
The MSBA sponsors this program to assist newer, less experienced members of the bar. It
provides a resource for attorneys to seek and receive advice or discuss concern about law office management,
escrow accounts, procedural issues and many other topics. |
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Delivery of Legal Services
CHAIR: |
NEWS/EVENTS: |
Yoanna X. Moisides
500 E. Lexington St.
Baltimore, MD 21202
(443) 451-2810
Fax: (410) 951-7818
Email: ymoisides@mdlab.org
Section Dues: Free |
MSBA Annual Meeting
Section
Program:
Using Class Action Residual Funds to Enhance Access to Justice
Thursday, June 13, 2013 | 8:00 am – 10:30 am
Register today!
Testimony in Support of Source of Income Discrimination Prohibitions
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K.I.N.D. looking for Pro Bono Attorneys.
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2011/2012 ANNUAL REPORT: |
This Section, with the support of the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law and Health Care Program and the Maryland Bar Foundation, fi nalized publication and
began online distribution of the revised Guardianship and Its Alternatives: A Handbook on Maryland Law. It continued to work with other Sections, Legal Services organizations, and the Judiciary to ensure wide distribution. The Section also co-sponsored the 13th Annual Maryland Partners for Justice Conference and supported the National Lawyer Referral Conference. |
PURPOSES: |
The purposes of the Section are to promote the administration of justice
in the State of Maryland by providing and encouraging others to provide legal services in
those areas of law practice in which legal representation is not adequately and routinely
available through the normal fee-for-services private law practice, either because
adequate fees are not available or because the client needs to identify a lawyer to
represent him. Those areas of law practice may include, for example, legal services for
the indigent, both civil and criminal; public interest law; civil rights law; law clinics
for persons of modest means; consumer advocacy; legal services for the handicapped;
prepaid legal service plans; and lawyer referral service. |
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