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Article | March, 4 2024

Commentary: Funding civil legal aid vital to protect many Maryland families

Reena Shah co-authors op-ed with Commissioners, Vicki Schultz and Michelle Siri

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Blogs | July, 20 2026

No Time to Play Small: Barron Lays Out 3 Strategic Priorities for the Next Chapter of Civil Justice in Maryland

The Maryland Access to Justice Commission is entering a dynamic new era. As our new incoming Chair, Erek Barron, takes the helm, he steps forward with…

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Blogs | July, 8 2026

 Maryland Access to Justice Commission Announces Erek L. Barron as New Chair 

The Maryland Access to Justice Commission is proud to announce the appointment of Erek L. Barron as the Commission’s new Chair. Barron succeeded Ward…

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Blogs | April, 16 2026

Why SB323 is a Critical Milestone for Access to Justice

A fair and equitable legal system must recognize the inherent differences between children and adults. For decades, Maryland has been a national outlier…

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Blogs | April, 16 2026

Bridging the Gap: How SB729 Strengthens Access to Justice for Maryland Mobile Home Residents

At the Maryland Access to Justice Commission, our mission is to ensure that every Marylander, regardless of their income or background, can navigate our…

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Blogs | March, 26 2026

One Gift, A Lasting Impact: Become a 2026 Maryland Access to Justice Champion

One Gift, A Lasting Impact: Become a 2026 Maryland Access to Justice ChampionIn the access to justice world, we often talk about “closing the justice…

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Blogs | March, 25 2026

Strengthening the Civil Legal Aid Workforce: How Student Loan Forgiveness Addresses the Crisis in Maryland’s Justice System

For many law school graduates, six-figure debt loads overshadow their aspirations to serve as civil legal aid attorneys. When high debt loads force talented…

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