Brown, Goldstein & Levy, LLP, was recently recognized by the Public Justice Center (PJC) for their continuing involvement and financial support of the Center’s 2020-2021 Law Firm Campaign. The funding raised, which includes contributions from 33 other donors, will empower PJC to address economic injustice and racial inequity through advocacy and litigation.
Brown, Goldstein & Levy has been a proud supporter of PJC for many years. Brown, Goldstein & Levy has participated in PJC’s Litigation Partnership, and hosts the PJC’s annual Justice for Breakfast, whereby PJC attorneys share updates on ongoing projects, such as legal advocacy for equitable access to education and health care.
Three BGL attorneys, Jean Zachariasiewicz, Neel Lalchandani and Monica Basche, serve as members of the Lawyers’ Alliance for the Public Justice Center. Greg Care and Sharon Krevor-Weisbaum, managing partner, serve on PJC’s Leadership Council.
“Actively engaging with our community and working to better the lives of Baltimore’s residents is central to everything we do at Brown, Goldstein & Levy,” said Andy Levy. “We are grateful for the opportunity to once again partner with the Public Justice Center to bolster our shared mission of ensuring a more fair and equal society for all.”
Brown, Goldstein & Levy has been recognized as Maryland’s leading private law firm for high-impact, public-interest cases for close to four decades — including being awarded the Pro Bono Firm of the Year by the State Bar Association. Our attorneys have handled these challenges in the Supreme Court and most federal appellate circuits, as well as in state courts throughout Maryland and across the country. Our partners and associates have also staffed pro bono legal clinics in and around Baltimore, provided pro bono counsel to civil rights organizations including the American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland and Maryland Legal Aid’s Equal Justice Council, and served as election poll monitors.
Read more about Brown, Goldstein & Levy’s dedication to impacting our community here.