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Community Law Center, Inc.
3355 Keswick Road, Suite 200
Baltimore, MD 21211
 
Phone: (410) 366-0922
Fax: (410) 366-7763

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Join the Community Law Center for a Community Event and Reception held at the Walter's Art Museum

Friday May 23, 2008 5:30 - 8pm

Highlandtown, Waverly, and Hamilton Hills / Lauraville
maps consider neighborhood residents and how they see and shape their own communities

Our Mission and History

After 20 years, the Community Law Center remains Baltimore’s only legal services organization dedicated solely to strengthening neighborhoods.  Our mission is to provide legal services and technical assistance to improve the quality of life and economic viability of communities.  We seek partnerships with community organizers, nonprofit housing developers, urban planners, educators, and law enforcement agencies to realize each client’s strategic goals.

The Law Center uses the law and legal interventions to assist community-based organizations in their neighborhood improvement efforts.  We accomplish this through six projects:

 

The Pro Bono Project recruits and supports approximately 200 volunteer lawyers who serve community-based organizations and nonprofits throughout Maryland.
The Community Legal Services Project provides pro bono general counsel for community-based organizations in distressed Baltimore City neighborhoods to address quality-of-life issues and improve public safety.
The Project to End Deceptive and Predatory Real Estate Practices, through research, regulatory enforcement, and policy change, prevents deceptive and predatory real estate transactions, fraud, unfair mortgage loan servicing, and predatory lending all of which lead to foreclosures, family tragedies, and abandoned properties.
The Real Estate Services Project transfers vacant houses or those needing rehabilitation in Baltimore City and puts them back into productive use.
The Environmental Justice Project provides pro bono legal assistance and advocacy to give communities a voice in land use decisions and addresses the environmental threats hindering community revitalization efforts or endangering the health of the neighborhoods.
 The Small Business Legal Services Project provides reduced-rate, non-litigation legal services to small businesses in distressed communities and to low- to moderate-income individuals and nonprofits creating business ventures.


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Last Updated: April 2008 Community Law Center, Inc. Baltimore, Maryland