Adelberg, Rudow, Dorf & Hendler, LLC takes pride in our commitment to strengthening the Baltimore community by providing legal assistance to those who cannot afford it. We have a member appointed as the firm’s pro bono coordinator and our attorneys take active roles in many pro bono organizations such as the Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service, the Equal Justice Council of the Legal Aid Bureau, the House of Ruth, the Homeless Persons Representation Project, and Project 5000. Several of our attorneys are also actively involved in presenting continuing education seminars to pro bono groups and providers.

The firm strongly urges its attorneys to devote time to pro bono matters, which range from child custody and support to real estate development and federal criminal issues. We feel that it is important to give back to the community in which we live, and through our pro bono representation we are able to improve the lives of those who need our help.