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The Legal Aid Bureau has been providing free civil legal services in Maryland for low-income people, children and the elderly since 1911.
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Getting Legal Help
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What's New
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Maryland Legal Aid offers a full range of civil legal services to financially qualified low-income Marylanders and people over age 60 from 13 offices around the state.
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An interview with Wilhelm Joseph, Maryland Legal Aid’s executive director, is the lead story in this month’s NLADA Client Update newsletter, “Called to Lead: One-on-One with Wilhelm Joseph.” The introduction calls Joseph a “pivotal equal justice leader.”
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Client Services
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Equal Justice Council
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The Equal Justice Council was formed to promote equal justice by increasing and diversifying the Legal Aid Bureau's resources, serving as its advocates and ambassadors, and educating the public about Legal Aid's programs. This private bar fundraising arm of Legal Aid has raised more than $6 million since 1997.
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Job Opportunities
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Success stories
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Want to use your skills to help balance the scales of justice? Legal Aid is an equal opportunity employer.
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Read about the ways Legal Aid lawyers around Maryland help clients with their critical legal needs.
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Hear Sam Donaldson address the Equal Justice Council
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When ABC TV correspondent Sam Donaldson had to cancel his appearance at May's Equal Justice Council Annual Awards & Recognition Breakfast, he sent a video presentation instead. It's very funny.
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Equal Justice for Maryland since 1911
13 offices around the state
For an explanation of Legal Aid's new logo, click here.
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