Shape the Bar’s Future With Your Vote
Voting in the D.C. Bar election runs from April 15 to June 4, 2025. Get to know this year’s candidates and cast your vote.
Bradley J. Bondi
Paul Hastings, LLP
Diane A. Seltzer
The Seltzer Law Firm
Alicia M. Long
U.S. Department of Justice
Amanda C. Molina
Microsoft Corporation
Josephine M. Bahn
Cozen O’Connor
Michelle F. Bercovici
Alden Law Group, PLLC
Rebecca Cady
Tony Y. Chan
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP
Karen Newton Cole
Neighborhood Legal Services Program
Kandis C. Gibson
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
Louis Lopez
AARP Foundation
Andrea Mangones
Public Interest Attorney
Mary Ann McGrail
Library of Congress, Copyright Royalty Board
Steven R. Miller
U.S. Department of Energy
Bennett Rushkoff
District of Columbia Office of Administrative Hearings
Stephen A. Saltzburg
George Washington University Law School
Shavon J. Smith
SJS Law Firm, PLLC
Alexander J. Geraldo
Robinson & Geraldo, PC
Donald Quinn
Quinn Patton
D. Jean Veta
Covington & Burling LLP
Michelle T. Domingue II
U.S. Department of Justice
Christian B. Nestor
Gordon & Partners
Advance Access to Justice Through Service and Giving
The Pro Bono Center provides D.C. Bar members with meaningful volunteer opportunities to serve the community and ways to support free legal assistance for individuals with limited means, community-based nonprofits, and small businesses.
Your generosity ensures critical court resource centers, legal clinics and information, and representation for clients as well as training and an online library for pro bono attorneys.
Support the Pro Bono Center and help safeguard access to justice for all.
Engage Today. Lead Tomorrow.
Fuel practice excellence through professional connections.
The D.C. Bar Communities are your gateway to opportunities to grow your network, develop your expertise, and take your career to the next level.
The D.C. Bar Communities cover a wide array of practice areas and bring together lawyers from all career and experience levels to share their insights and practical guidance.