Stanley Myers ’03, managing partner and attorney at Moore Bradley Myers (MBM), completed the 64th Military Judge Course becoming the third Military Judge for the South Carolina Army National Guard and the first African-American to hold this position in South Carolina. He is currently a Lieutenant Colonel in the National […]
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Four UDC alumni elected to or honored by Washington Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division
Four UDC Law alumni were recognized by the Washington Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division (WBA-YLD) through elected leadership positions or WBA-YLD awards. Robert Baldwin, III ‘15, was sworn in as Chair WBA-YLD and was awarded the Chair Legacy Award for the second time. He also received the Young Lawyer of […]
Read MoreLaFonda Willis to clerk for U.S. Court of Appeals Judge Bernice Donald
LaFonda Willis ’20 has accepted an offer for a one-year judicial clerkship with Judge Bernice Bouie Donald of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit beginning August 2022. The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit is a federal court with appellate jurisdiction over district courts in Ohio, […]
Read MoreUDC Law grads gain low bono experience through DCALF fellowship
UDC Law is excited to announce the launch of a partnership with DC Affordable Law Firm (DCALF) and Georgetown University Law Center that will provide recent UDC Law graduates with low bono experience.
Read MoreAlumni, DCSLF Board Members listed in WaPo Best Lawyers
Eleven alumni and three DC School of Law Foundation Board members earned listings in The Washington Post’s special Best Lawyers Magazine in September 2020. Nina Ginsberg ’78 was listed in three categories, and David Krakoff appeared in two categories. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Criminal, White Collar: Anthony P. Bisceglie ’78, Bisceglie […]
Read MoreAlumni Tony Oppegard ’80 in the news for representing Kentucky coal miner
Longtime coal miners’ lawyer Tony Oppegard ’80 is in the news again for his representation of a Kentucky coal miner. “Federal law gives miners the right refuse to work in unsafe conditions, said Lexington attorney Tony Oppegard who represents Rice along with attorney Wes Addington of the Appalachian Citizens’ Law […]
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