Maryland is only the second state to have a program that provides access to legal representation to all income-qualified persons facing eviction on a statewide basis.
Oct. 19, 2022 10 a.m. REGISTER Sponsored by: Panelists: Reena Shah Executive Director, Maryland Access to Justice Commission Reena Shah: A longtime advocate of social justice and social change, Reena Shah has served as executive director of the Maryland Access to Justice Commission (A2JC) since November 2015. She was recently named by Attorney General Brian .
/PRNewswire/ The Maryland Access to Justice Commission, powered by the Maryland State Bar Association, is pleased to announce the release of the Housing.
/PRNewswire/ The Maryland Access to Justice Commission, powered by the Maryland State Bar Association, is pleased to announce the release of the Housing.
COVID-19 created a health, economic and civil justice crisis. Even before the pandemic, only a small percentage of Marylanders (about 20%) received the help they needed to navigate the civil justice system, resulting in threats to their housing, safety and economic security, not because they did anything wrong, but because they did have the legal .