Thursday, February 1, 2024
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM EST
A workshop for community leaders and neighbors who are concerned about nuisance liquor stores and bars in their neighborhoods.
Has your neighborhood been dealing with a nuisance liquor store or bar?
Do you already have a detailed log of code violations and problems at the premises and just want to check that you’re as ready as possible to protest the renewal of their license – OR – do you feel totally clueless on what your community’s options even are?
Learn more in this webinar.
- ON A RELATED NOTE: Community Law Center will be accepting applications for assistance with 2024 protests of liquor license renewal through Thursday, February 15, 2024. No applications will be accepted after this deadline, as it takes time to draft and sign petitions, and prepare your case.
- We encourage you to submit as soon as possible: https://communitylaw.org/applying-for-legal-services-instructions/. Contact Denice Ko, Esq. with questions: gro.walytinummoc@ecined.
Bar BAD BARDS 2024 EDITION
Cost to attend the workshop
The cost for one person to attend the workshop is $30. Additional attendees from the same organization may sign up for a discounted rate! The cost for 2 participants from the same organization is $50. The cost for 3 participants is $60.
Accessing the workshop
Registration will include a link to access the Zoom webinar.
About the Presenter
Denice Ko, Esq., is Deputy Director at Community Law Center. Ms. Ko joined Community Law Center in late 2017 as a volunteer attorney and became a Staff Attorney in 2019. She represents community associations and other nonprofit organizations for capacity building and nonprofit best practices, and provides legal services for a range of contract and compliance matters. Ms. Ko graduated from the University of Maryland School of Law and is a member of the Maryland Bar.
Accessing the workshop
We will hold this workshop online as a webinar. After registration, closer to the webinar date/time, you will receive a link enabling you to join.
Cancellations and Refunds
Refunds will be accepted up to 48 hours before the workshop. If you, or your designee, do not attend the workshop you signed up for, the fee is non-refundable.
IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING LIQUOR LICENSE PROTESTS
If your Baltimore community association would like legal assistance to protest a liquor license during the 2024 renewal season, you MUST submit a complete application to Community Law Center. Community Law Center will be accepting applications for assistance with 2024 protests of liquor license renewal through Thursday, February 15, 2024. No applications will be accepted after this deadline, as it takes time to draft and sign petitions, and prepare your case.
We encourage you to submit as soon as possible: https://communitylaw.org/applying-for-legal-services-instructions/. Contact Denice Ko, Esq. with questions: gro.walytinummoc@ecined.