While women lawyers in the last half-century faced fewer barriers than pioneers like Margaret Brent and Charlotte Ray, their road was not always smooth. Learn about trailblazers including Joan Odell who paved the way for those behind them.
Read Full IssueJanene Jackson draws from her experience in all branches of the D.C. government to successfully serve her clients at Holland & Knight.
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January/February 2025 Edition
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It’s no secret that the practice of law is demanding. Attorneys often feel pressured to do it all, often to the detriment of their personal lives. So, what’s a lawyer to do to avoid burnout? Five D.C. Bar members share their strategies.
November/December 2024 Edition
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As director of the D.C. Courts’ newly structured Access to Justice Unit, Erin Larkin works to break down silos in existing services, making it easier for self-represented litigants in the District of Columbia to navigate the court system.
September/October 2024 Edition
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Former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer speaks with Washington Lawyer about his views on some of the most contentious constitutional issues of our time and why he has faith in America’s great experiment with democracy.
July/August 2024 Edition
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Shaun M. Snyder, CEO of the National Association of State Treasurers, has made his mark in organizational management and strategic planning. He aims to leverage his expertise to maximize member involvement.
May/June 2024 Edition
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Eli Rosenbaum spent 37 years at the U.S. Department of Justice as counselor for war crimes accountability before retiring in January 2024 with the department’s highest honor for employee performance.
