Professional Skills Series: Trial Techniques

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Participation is open to lawyers who have already accepted a pro bono commitment through a PBRC training within the past 12 months OR who commit to answer at least three legal questions for low-income Marylanders, using the https://Maryland.FreeLegalAnswers.org website. (Instructions will be provided.) You can visit www.probonomd.org/training to accept a pro bono commitment through a PBRC training. Opportunities are statewide and through a myriad of legal services organizations.

Tell us about yourself! Please type full names and addresses as you'd like communications to be addressed.

What is your role in this training?

What is the name of your nonprofit legal services provider organization?

Which category best describes you?

Barred AttorneyJudge or Magistrate

Please enter all states where you are licensed to practice (including Maryland) and the year and bar number.

State Licensed

Year Admitted

Bar Number

Status

Please list areas in which you have experience and how many years experience you have in each area. (Add as many as you like.)

Practice Area

Years Experience

Please enter all spoken languages, your fluency level, and whether you are willing to volunteer to interpret or translate. (Add as many as you like.)

Language

Fluency

Willing to Interpret?

YesNo

Willing to Translate?

YesNo

Pro Bono Commitment Information

Have you accepted a pro bono commitment through a PBRC training within the last 12 months?

Yes, I have.No, but I am licensed to practice in Maryland and I agree to answer at least three (3) legal questions for low-income Marylanders using the https://Maryland.FreeLegalAnswers.org website, within 1 year of training.

From what PBRC training have you accepted a pro bono commitment within the last 12 months? (Only 1 required)

Please type your name to certify that the above information is true.