The pandemic and the explosion of artificial intelligence have forever altered the legal profession. With such monumental changes, legal ethicists are calling for action because tech won’t wait for the law.
Read Full IssueCynthia Bryant moves through the world building connections, while Deb Sengupta leverages her immigrant identity.
July/August 2023 Edition
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Charles R. Lowery Jr., senior policy director at the National Housing Conference, describes himself as an “everyman’s lawyer” because he refuses to elevate himself above the people he serves.
May/June 2023 Edition
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Running unopposed on a platform of public safety and narrowing equality gaps, Brian Schwalb talked with Washington Lawyer about his priorities while reflecting on the journey leading to his becoming the District's chief legal officer.
March/April 2023 Edition
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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.
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.
