Civil Practice and Procedure in Maryland's District Courts

View this training via WEBCAST: View on your device at a place and time convenient to you (expected to be ready to watch by early October).

This training is appropriate for experienced litigators who want to learn more about affidavit judgment and failure to pay rent cases AND for newer attorneys who want a comprehensive introduction to Maryland's District Courts. In exchange for this FREE training, attendees must commit to volunteer at three consumer protection or rent court clinics through the Consumer Protection Project (CPP) and Tenant Volunteer Lawyer of the Day (TVLD) Program within 1 year of training.

Training & Pro Bono Commitment Information

What is your role in this training?

Contact education@probonomd.org to confirm approval of exempt status. What is the name of your legal services provider organization?

This training will be available via:

WEBCAST

Do you agree to volunteer at three consumer protection or rent court clinics within 1 year of training?

Yes, I agree!

In which project clinic(s) would you like to volunteer? (Check one or both)

Consumer Protection clinics with CPP (in Baltimore City & Prince George's County)Rent Court clinics with the TVLD Program (in Baltimore City, Tuesday through Friday each week)

In which of our consumer protection clinic locations would you prefer to volunteer? (Hold CTRL to select multiple):

Are you interested in accepting a pro bono case for full representation from the Consumer Protection Project?

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Do you affirm that you do not represent landlords and do not have conflicts of interest in representing tenants in Baltimore City Rent Court? (Type your initials to affirm.)

The TVLD Program is funded through a grant from the Administrative Office of the Court (“AOC”). Do you understand that PBRC may share your email address with the AOC so that our staff can solicit feedback on your volunteer experience in the TVLD Program?

Yes, I understand.

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Civil Practice and Procedure in Maryland's District Courts

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