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Herbert S. Garten, attorney and father of pro-bono legal representation for the most vulnerable, dies

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Herbert S. Garten, an attorney called the father of pro-bono legal representation for the most vulnerable, died of heart failure Tuesday at his North Baltimore home. He was 96. “Herb was a remarkable human being and one of the most important leaders of indigent legal services in Maryland,” said Michael A. Millemann, professor at the University of Maryland School of Law Mr. Garten was the 1989 president of the Maryland State Bar Association and w…

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Herbert S. Garten, attorney and father of pro-bono legal representation for the most vulnerable, dies

Herbert S. Garten, an attorney called the father of pro-bono legal representation for the most vulnerable, died of heart failure Tuesday at his North Baltimore home. He was 96. “Herb was a remarkable human being and one of the most important leaders of indigent legal services in Maryland,” said Michael A. Millemann, professor at the University of Maryland School of Law Mr. Garten was the 1989 president of the Maryland State Bar Association and w…

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