For the first time in Washington, D.C., history, women lawyers are leading the legal departments of the city’s pro sports teams. It’s a thrilling testament to the progress women have made in the male-dominated world of sports.
Read Full IssueIP attorney Puccio empowers other artists to value their work, while Austin-Hillery trains up future changemakers as head of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation.
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January/February 2023 Edition
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In the past three years, legal practitioners have weathered chaotic times. Perhaps among the hardest hit have been solo attorneys -- including Andrellos Mitchell -- who share their successes as both lawyers and entrepreneurs.
November/December 2022 Edition
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When the District phased out its pandemic-related eviction moratorium, the D.C. Bar Pro Bono Center sprang into action, launching the Eviction Writ Quashing Program. Volunteer attorney Gwen Washington has won all six of her cases.
September/October 2022 Edition
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Law Rocks, an international nonprofit organization that hosts fundraising concerts at iconic venues, draws bands made up of lawyers and other legal professionals who come together to raise money and rock out with their colleagues.
July/August 2022 Edition
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Jakovic, of counsel at Kirkland & Ellis LLP, shares with Washington Lawyer how she found her way to law, the experiences and people along the way that shaped her as a leader, and how she will move the Bar toward a post-pandemic future.
May/June 2022 Edition
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In Web 3.0, a future version of the internet envisioned by tech companies, users can explore, do business, shop, and play. And some law firms are beginning to follow their clients into this new digital frontier.
