Maryland Legal help on traffic, personal injury, small claims, immigration, civil rights, discrimination, identity theft and prescription drugs

The topics in this section reflect a number of the legal questions that members of the public have brought to the Maryland public libraries, public law libraries and to legal services providers. Some topics may be linked elsewhere on the website. All are listed here to make these important topics easy to locate.

Discrimination on the Job	Civil Rights	Traffic and Motor Vehicle Violations
Emancipation of Minors	Identity Theft	Voting Rights
Federal and Maryland Benefit Programs	Small Claims	Unclaimed Property In MD - In the US
Immigration - Immigrant Eligibility for Medical Assistance, Pharmacy Assistance and Food Stamps	Personal Injury	Substance Abuse
Name Change	Neighbor Disputes	Assisted Living: Resource Center for Facility Operators.
Youth Employment Issues
	Prescription Drugs Government Programs Private Programs

Source: Maryland Legal Assistance Network

Date last reviewed (no legal content) 12/06/06 (MLAN)

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