The District of Columbia Courts, in partnership with the DC Access to Justice Commission and the DC Bar Pro Bono Center, announced their 2022 Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll honorees.
Eighteen Squire Patton Boggs lawyers were recognized in this year’s class for contributing 50 hours or more of pro bono service to those who cannot afford legal counsel. Eight lawyers achieved the High Honor distinction for providing 100 hours or more.
“We are acutely aware of the severe hardships faced by low-income individuals who all too frequently must represent themselves in proceedings, often against represented parties,” said Chief Judges Anna Blackburne-Rigsby and Anita Josey-Herring in an open letter to all honorees. “We salute you for using your talents and expertise to help those unable to afford an attorney, and rely on your continued dedication and compassion in the face of new challenges that threaten equal access to justice.”
Below is an alphabetical list of the Squire Patton Boggs attorneys who qualified for the 2022 Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll and High Honor Roll:
- Christopher W. Adams
- Sana’a M. Bayyari*
- Margaret L. Booz
- C. Bradford Ellison
- Dimitar P. Georgiev-Remmel*
- Stacey Grundman
- Jennifer A. Harper*
- Rachael Harris
- Adam R. Hess
- Genevieve B. Hubbard*
- Christina M. Lamoureux
- Samuel J. Mudrick*
- Kaitlin E. Rittgers
- Brandon C. Roman*
- George J. Schutzer*
- Kara-Marie Urban
- John E. Wyand
*Denotes High Honors