Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland

Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland is a non-profit organization founded in 1990 with a mission to promote equal access to justice in Maryland communities. As the "pro bono arm" of the Maryland State Bar Association, PBRC serves as a clearinghouse for volunteer legal services, significantly increasing participation in pro bono work and providing free legal assistance to thousands in need.

PBRC's primary focus lies in the recruitment, training, support, and referral of volunteer lawyers integrated into a network of legal services agencies. Additionally, the organization is involved in advocacy, pro bono policy development, and the incubation of new pro bono projects to address critical legal needs within the community.

Operating within the Legal Tech industry, PBRC's initiatives have contributed to the coordination and support of volunteer civil legal services, thereby fostering cooperation within the legal community and ensuring resources and support for legal advocates for the poor.

While specific information regarding the headquarter location and recent investments is not available, PBRC's dedication to promoting pro bono work and equal access to justice reflects a commitment to making a tangible impact.