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65TH ANNUAL
AWA R D S B A N Q U E T
FEBRUARY 16, 2021
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Congratulations
to the
ABF FELLOWS AWARDS RECIPIENTS:
ELWOOD F. CAHILL, JR.
LAURA E. GÓMEZ
FRANK X. NEUNER, JR.
STEPHEN A. SALTZBURG
JAMES J. SANDMAN
Sandra Chan and Gary YoshimuraThe Fellows of
the American Bar Foundation
65TH ANNUAL
AWA R D S B A N Q U E T
Honorable Eileen A. Kato (Ret.), Chair, Presiding
2021 F E LLOWS AWARDS RECIPIENTS
Outstanding Service Award Honoree
Professor Stephen A. Saltzburg
Outstanding Scholar Award Honoree
Professor Laura E. Gómez
Outstanding State Chair Award Honorees
Louisiana Co-Chairs:
Elwood F. Cahill, Jr., Esq. and Frank X. Neuner, Jr., Esq.
Distinguished Life Fellow Award Honoree
Professor James J. Sandman
K E YNOT E
When Should Law Forgive?
Professor Martha Minow
300th Anniversary University Professor, Harvard UniversityWELCOME
LE T TER F R O M THE F EL LOW S CHAIR
It is my pleasure to welcome you to the 65th Annual Fellows Given the immense challenges facing today’s global
Awards Banquet! At this virtual program, we are honored society, your role as a Fellow and continued support of
to present the Outstanding Service Award to Professor the ABF has never been more important. By championing
Stephen A. Saltzburg of The George Washington the ABF’s groundbreaking research, each of you foster the
University in Washington, D.C., the Outstanding Scholar important work ranging from insights on legal responses
Award to Professor Laura E. Gómez of the University of to the pandemic around the world, to the future of the
California, Los Angeles, Elwood F. Cahill, Jr. and Frank law profession. It is with your support that the ABF is able
X. Neuner, Jr., Louisiana State Co-Chairs are the deserving to undertake this kind of empirical, independent research
recipients of the Outstanding State Chair Award, and this that truly advances justice and the rule of law by providing
year’s Distinguished Life Fellow Award goes to James society with an informed understanding to the legal
J. Sandman, President Emeritus of the Legal Services profession. You honor the ABF by your generosity.
Corporation and Professor at the University of Pennsylvania
Please accept our deep gratitude for all that you do.
Carey Law School. We offer congratulations and our
gratitude to each of our extraordinary honorees for the With warmest regards,
contributions they have made.
The American Bar Foundation (ABF) is deeply honored by
the select and distinguished group of judges, lawyers and
scholars who comprise the Fellows of the ABF and who are
Honorable Eileen A. Kato (Ret.)
represented here tonight. We offer very special thanks to
Chair of the Fellows
the sponsors of this Virtual ABF Fellows Awards Banquet—
Platinum Sponsor: Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, and
Gold sponsors: Sandra Chan and Gary Yoshimura and
Kirkland & Ellis.
2 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETWELCOME
LE T TER F R O M THE A BF P R E SIDE NT
It is a great honor to welcome you to the ABF Fellows Together, even virtually, we all celebrate a shared
Virtual Awards Banquet! Though we aren’t able to gather commitment to the ABF’s mission of expanding knowledge
together in person this year, we are proud to recognize the and advancing justice. Each Fellow, law firm, foundation,
achievements of the 2021 award recipients and show our corporate or individual donor enables the innovative and
support for the work of the American Bar Foundation. influential research projects that enhance the profession of
law, inform lawmakers, advance justice within our national
The ABF Board of Directors congratulates this year’s
and local communities, and support the rule of law around
honorees—Stephen A. Saltzburg for outstanding service
the globe. You should be proud of what your support is
to the profession; Professor Laura E. Gómez for the
accomplishing!
advancement of legal scholarship; Elwood F. Cahill, Jr.
and Frank X. Neuner, Jr. for their exemplary activities as I hope you enjoy this program, and that you are inspired by
Louisiana Fellows State Co-Chairs; and James J. Sandman the extraordinary achievements of extraordinary members of
for his distinguished career. On behalf of the ABF Board, the legal profession.
I would like to thank platinum sponsor Wachtell, Lipton,
Rosen and Katz, as well as Gold Sponsors: Sandra Chan
& Gary Yoshimura; and Kirkland and Ellis. Tom Sullivan
President, American Bar Foundation
I also extend the ABF’s sincerest gratitude to the American
Bar Endowment (ABE) for its substantial, longstanding, and
continuing grant support of the ABF, which provides the
largest contribution to the ABF’s annual budget.
3 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETWELCOME
LE T TER F R O M THE A BF D IR E CTOR
Welcome to the 2021 American Bar Foundation (ABF) Virtual Awards The recipients of this year’s Outstanding State Chair Award are Elwood F.
Banquet—our first ever and we hope only virtual awards dinner. As ABF Cahill, Jr., and Frank X. Neuner, Jr. of Louisiana. Mr. Cahill is a founding
Executive Director, it is my privilege to thank you for attending. Though member of the Business Group of Sher, Garner, Cahill, Richter, Klein &
we can’t be together in person, we at the ABF realize how important it is Hilbert, L.L.C. in New Orleans. Mr Neuner is a founder and Managing
to continue our long-standing tradition of thanking you, as ABF Fellows, Partner of NeunerPate based in Lafayette, Louisiana. This evening we
and honoring our awardees who have shown exemplary achievement in recognize their leadership of the Louisiana Chapter of the Fellows and their
advancing the goals of the legal profession. strong and enduring commitment to the ABF.
Let me begin with thanks to our many supporters. We are grateful to our This year we are also honoring James J. Sandman with a Distinguished
platinum sponsor, Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, as well as our gold Life Fellow Award. Mr. Sandman is currently the Distinguished Lecturer and
sponsors, Sandra Chan and Gary Yoshimura and Kirkland and Ellis, Senior Consultant to the Future of the Profession Initiative at the University
LLP for helping us host this virtual event. Thanks always to the American Bar of Pennsylvania Carey Law School. Along with a long-standing career in
Endowment and the many other organizations and institutions that continue public service, Mr. Sandman is President Emeritus of the Legal Services
to invest in the ABF’s innovative and influential research and programming. Corporation, the United States’ largest funder of civil legal aid programs.
As you know, this is an annual event hosted by the ABF Fellows, our Many congratulations to this year’s awardees. As outstanding scholars
global honor society of leading lawyers, judges, and legal scholars. Our and lawyers, they each represent the core ABF values of professionalism
Fellows staff and I would like to thank this year’s Fellows Officers for their and excellence in all that they do. And, in the process, they remind us all,
outstanding leadership during challenging times: Hon. Eileen Kato, particularly during these unique times, about the importance of research,
Cyndi Nance, Darrell Mottley and Ellen Jakovic. And of course, public service, and leadership in our noble profession.
we would like to thank all of you who are Fellows for your generous and
continued support for ABF research and programming. Finally, on behalf of the ABF faculty and staff, let me conclude by thanking
all of you as Fellows for supporting the ABF as we continue our mission of
We are here tonight to honor this year’s distinguished ABF awardees. This expanding knowledge and advancing justice.
year’s Fellows Outstanding Scholar is Professor Laura E. Gómez, the
Rachel F. Moran Endowed Chair in Law at the UCLA School of Law. Professor With warmest regards,
Gómez is renowned for her scholarship in law and critical race studies, and
co-founded UCLA’s Critical Race Studies Program—the first specialized
program of its kind in any U.S. law school.
This year’s Fellows Outstanding Service Award winner is Professor Stephen Ajay K. Mehrotra
A. Saltzburg, the Wallace and Beverley Woodbury University Professor at Director and Research Professor, American Bar Foundation
The George Washington University. We are honored to recognize Professor
Saltzburg’s accomplishments in public service, including having founded
the National Trial Advocacy College at the University of Virginia Law School.
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Awarded to a Fellow who has adhered for more than thirty years to the highest principles and traditions of the legal profession
and to the service of the public
St e p he n A . Sa l t z b urg
Stephen A. Saltzburg is a Life Fellow of the ABF and has investigation. In 1988 and 1989, Professor Saltzburg served
taught at The George Washington University Law School as Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the Criminal Division
since 1990. In January 2004, he was named the Wallace and of the Department of Justice, and in 1989 and 1990 was the
Beverley Woodbury University Professor. From 1990–2004, Attorney General’s ex officio representative on the United
he was the Howrey Professor of Trial Advocacy, Litigation States Sentencing Commission. In June,1994, the Secretary
and Professional Responsibility. Professor Saltzburg founded of the Treasury appointed Professor Saltzburg as the Director
and became the Director of the Masters Program in Litigation of the Tax Refund Fraud Task Force, a position he held
and Dispute Resolution in 1996. Before moving to George until January, 1995. He is a member of the ABA House of
Washington, Professor Saltzburg taught at the University of Delegates from the Criminal Justice Section (which he served
Virginia School of Law from 1972 to 1990. He was named as Chair in 2009).
the first Holder of the Class of 1962 Endowed Chair. He co-
Professor Saltzburg is the author or co-author of numerous
founded the University of Virginia Law School Trial Advocacy
books and articles on criminal law and procedure, evidence,
Institute in 1981, which is now the National Trial Advocacy
litigation and trial advocacy. These include American
College at the University of Virginia Law School. He contin-
Criminal Procedure (11th ed. 2018); Federal Rules of Evidence
ues to be the Director of the College.
Manual (12th ed. 2019); Military Evidentiary Foundations
Professor Saltzburg served as Reporter for and then as a (6th ed. 2016); Military Rules of Evidence Manual (8th ed.
member of the Advisory Committee on the Federal Rules 2015); Trying Cases to Win: In One Volume (2013); and Trying
of Criminal Procedure and as a member of the Advisory Cases to Win: In One Volume Student Edition (2020).
Committee on the Federal Rules of Evidence. He was the
He is a graduate of Dickinson College (1967) and the
Reporter for the Civil Justice Reform Act Committee for the
University Pennsylvania Law School (1970). He clerked for
District of Columbia District Court and then became Chair
the Hon. Stanley A. Weigel (N.D. Cal.), 1970–1971, and for
of that Committee. From 1987 to 1988, Professor Saltzburg
the Hon. Thurgood Marshall, 1971–1972.
served as Associate Independent Counsel in the Iran-Contra
5 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETThe George Washington University Law School Congratulates
STEPHEN A. SALTZBURG,
Recipient, ABF Fellows 2021 Outstanding Service Award
Stephen A. Saltzburg, the Wallace and Beverley Woodbury University Professor of Law
and co-director of the Litigation and Dispute Resolution Program, joined GW Law in 1990.
In 1996, he founded and directed the school’s LLM program in Litigation and Dispute
Resolution. He was named University Professor, the highest title a university can confer
upon a faculty member, in 2004. The Chief Justice of the United States appointed him as
reporter for, and then as a member of, the Advisory Committee on the Federal Rules of
Criminal Procedure and as a member of the Advisory Committee on the Federal Rules
of Evidence. He was the reporter for the Civil Justice Reform Act Committee for the D.C.
District Court before he became Chair. He has served as a special master in two class action
cases in the D.C. District Court and continues to serve as a mediator for the U.S. Court of
Appeals for D.C. He has mediated a variety of disputes involving public agencies and
private litigants; served as a sole arbitrator, panel chair, and panel member in domestic
arbitrations; and served as an arbitrator for the International Chamber of Commerce.
Professor Saltzburg has held numerous governmental positions, including Associate
Independent Counsel in the Iran-Contra investigation and Director of the U.S. Treasury
Department Tax Refund Fraud Task Force. He was Chair of the ABA Criminal Justice
Section (2007-08) and represents the section in the ABA House of Delegates. In addition,
he has served on the ABA Task Force on Terrorism and the Law, the ABA Task Force on
Gatekeeper Regulation and the Profession, and the ABA President’s Advisory Group on
Citizen Detention and Enemy Combatant Issues.
THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL, WASHINGTON, DC
www.law.gwu.edu
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Awarded to a person who has engaged in outstanding scholarship in the law or in government
Lau ra E . Gó m e z
Laura E. Gómez is the Rachel F. Moran Endowed Chair in
Law at UCLA. She is the Director of the Critical Race Studies
Program (and was a co-founder in 2000). Her 2020 book The Research Faculty
Inventing Latinos: A New Story of American Racism has been
called “pioneering,” “insightful,” “incisive,” “bold,” and
of the American Bar
congratulates
“required reading.” Her previous books include Manifest
Destinies: The Making of the Mexican American Race. She
Foundation
has four degrees from Harvard and Stanford and was the
first Mexican American woman in the U.S. to earn both a
law degree (1992) and a PhD (1994). She clerked for Judge
Dorothy W. Nelson on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the
Ninth Circuit. She has previously served as Interim Dean Professor
of Social Sciences at UCLA and Vice Dean of the UCLA
law school. She is jointly appointed in the Departments
of Sociology and Chicana/Chicano Studies & Central
Laura E. Gomez
American Studies. on receiving the
Fellows Outstanding
Scholar Award
7 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET2 0 2 1 O U T S TA N D I N G S TAT E C H A I R A W A R D
Awarded to a State Chair (or Chairs) who has demonstrated a dedication to the work of the Foundation and the mission of
The Fellows through exceptional efforts on behalf of The Fellows at the state level
El wo o d F. Ca h i l l , Jr., Esq
L o ui si a n a Co - Ch a i r
Elwood F. Cahill, Jr. is a Life Fellow and founding member of the Business including the American Bar Association’s Sections of Business Law, and
Group of Sher, Garner, Cahill, Richter, Klein & Hilbert, L.L.C. in New Real Property Probate & Trust Law, the American College of Real Estate
Orleans. His practice is concentrated in commercial real estate, business Lawyers and the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC).
and finance law, as well as creditors’ rights, workouts and foreclosures
and commercial bankruptcy and other commercial transactions. Mr. Mr. Cahill is the current Louisiana State Co-Chair of the American Bar
Cahill practices before and works closely with political entities and public Foundation and a Fellow and former President of the Louisiana Bar
administrative boards and agencies at the local, parish (county) and Foundation. He is also a former Chair of the Board of Trustees of
state levels. As part of his practice, Mr. Cahill has been actively involved Children’s Hospital in New Orleans and is active in the United Way of
with, including speaking to, many professional and trade organizations, Southeast Louisiana.
Frank X. Ne u n e r, Jr.
L o ui si a n a Co - Ch a i r
Frank X. Neuner, Jr., is a Patron Fellow of the ABF and partner at indigent. He is also a past President of the Louisiana State Bar Association
NeunerPate based in Lafayette, Louisiana. Prior to his appointment and is a member of numerous professional and community services
to LSC’s Board of Directors, he was a member of LSC’s Governance organizations. He is a past President and Campaign Chair of the United
and Performance Review Committee and Operations and Regulations Way of Acadiana, past Chair of One Acadiana, Inc., and Co-Chair of the
Committee. He also serves on LSC’s Disaster Task Force and Co-Chair Lafayette Outreach for Civil Justice.
LSC’s Eviction Task Force. As a founder and Managing Partner of
NeunerPate, Mr. Neuner oversees a law firm that has grown from four He is a recipient of the ABA Solo & Small Firm Lifetime Achievement
lawyers with a staff of four to 29 lawyers with a staff of 70. His practices Award, the Louisiana Bar Foundation 2013 Distinguished Attorney Award,
focuses on commercial litigation, admiralty and maritime law, insurance Louisiana State University Law School Distinguished Alumni of the Year in
employment law, and toxic tort litigation. 2008 and been listed in Louisiana Super Lawyers since 2004.
He is the Chairman of the Innocence Project New Orleans and the He holds a B.S. and a J.D. from Louisiana State University. He has
President of the Louisiana Client Assistance Foundation. He is a past Chair been married to Tracy Neuner for 49 years and have four children and
of the Louisiana Public Defender Board, having served from 2008 to 5 grandchildren.
2013. In this role, he led the drive for legislation to provide defense for the
9 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETLouisiana Bar Foundation
Congratulates
Elwood F. Cahill, Jr.
and
Frank X. Neuner, Jr.
on receiving the prestigious ABF Fellows
2021 Outstanding State Chair Award
504.561.1046
10 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET Cahill Neuner www.raisingthebar.orgThe LSU Law Center
Proudly Congratulates
Alumnus
FRANK X. NEUNER,
Recipient of the 2021
ABA Fellows Award for
Outstanding State Chair
(Louisiana).
LAW.LSU.EDU2 0 2 1 D I S T I N G U I S H E D L I F E F E L LO W AWA R D
This award recognizes a lifetime of extraordinary leadership, not only within the legal profession, but throughout the larger
community and beyond
Ja mes J . Sa n d m a n
James J. Sandman is is a Sustaining Life Fellow of the ABF. He is the Law School, the Neighborhood Legal Services Program of the District of
Distinguished Lecturer and Senior Consultant to the Future of the Columbia, the International Senior Lawyers Project, the NALP Foundation
Profession Initiative at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School. He for Law Career Research and Education, and Wilkes University.
is also President Emeritus of the Legal Services Corporation, the United
States’ largest funder of civil legal aid programs. Jim served as President of Jim was named one of the “90 Greatest Washington Lawyers of the Last
LSC from 2011 to February of 2020. 30 Years” by the Legal Times in 2008. The University of Pennsylvania
Law School has honored him with its Alumni Award of Merit and its
Jim practiced for 30 years with the international, Washington-based law Howard Lesnick Pro Bono Award. He has also received the American Bar
firm of Arnold & Porter. He served as the firm’s Managing Partner for a Association’s Presidential Citation; the District of Columbia Bar’s highest
decade. Immediately prior to joining the Legal Services Corporation, honor, the Justice William J. Brennan Jr. Award; the Wiley A. Branton
he served for three years as General Counsel of the District of Columbia Award from the Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Legal Rights
Public Schools. He is a past President of the 100,000-member District of and Urban Affairs; the Hugh A. Johnson, Jr. Memorial Award from the
Columbia Bar. Hispanic Bar Association of the District of Columbia; the D.C. Commission
on Human Rights’ Cornelius R. Alexander Humanitarian Award; the
Jim is currently Chair of the American Bar Association’s Task Force on Legal Washington Council of Lawyers’ Presidents’ Award; the Council for
Issues Arising Out of the 2020 Pandemic. He is Chair of the Board of the Court’s Excellence’s Justice Potter Steward Award; and the Legal Aid
DC Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy, Vice Chair of the District of Society of Cleveland’s Louis Stokes Paragon Award. He was awarded an
Columbia Access to Justice Commission, and a member of the American honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree by the College of Saint Rose
Law Institute, the District of Columbia Public Charter School Board, the and has received Villanova University’s Medallion Award. He has given
District of Columbia Bar Pro Bono Committee, and the advisory board commencement addresses at the College of Saint Rose, Villanova Law
of the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System. He School, Rutgers Law School, and the University of the District of Columbia
is a member of boards of the Pro Bono Institute, Albany Law School, the David A. Clarke School of Law.
College of Saint Rose, and Washington Performing Arts.
Jim is a summa cum laude graduate of Boston College, where he was
Jim previously served as Chair of the District of Columbia Circuit Judicial elected to Phi Beta Kappa, and a cum laude graduate of the University
Conference Committee on Pro Bono Legal Services, as a member of the of Pennsylvania Law School, where he was elected to the Order of the
American Bar Association’s Standing Committee on Pro Bono and Public Coif and served as Executive Editor of the University of Pennsylvania Law
Service and the ABA’s Commission on the Future of Legal Services, as Review. He began his legal career as a law clerk to Judge Max Rosenn of
Chairman of the Boards of the Meyer Foundation and of Whitman-Walker the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
Health, and as a member of the boards of the University of Pennsylvania
12 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETCongratulations to Jim sandman,
a treasured and long-time member
of our board; a friend; a tireless
advoCate for arts eduCation,
equity, and aCCess; and
a role model for all!
With Warmest Wishes
from your friends at
Washington Performing arts
13 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETK E Y N OT E S P E A K E R
Pro f e s s o r Ma r t h a Minow
3 0 0 t h An ni ve r s a r y Uni ve r s i t y Profe ssor, Har vard Unive rsity
Martha Minow is a Life Fellow of the ABF and the 300th Special Technology to increase access to the curriculum for
Anniversary University Professor at Harvard University where students with disabilities.
she has taught at Harvard Law School since 1981, and
She currently serves on the boards of the Advantage
served as the inaugural Morgan and Helen Chu Dean from
Testing Foundation, the Carnegie Corporation, the
2009–2017. Her courses include advanced first amendment
MacArthur Foundation, the Russell Sage Foundation, the
law; civil procedure; constitutional law; fairness and privacy;
SCE Foundation, and public broadcaster WGBH as well
freedom of speech frontiers; family law; international crimi-
as on the Council for the American Bar Association Center
nal justice; jurisprudence; law and education; law, justice;
for Innovation; and is a member of the advisory boards
and design; nonprofit organizations; and technology and
for the new College of Computing and the Media Lab at
privacy. She is an expert in human rights, constitutional law,
the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She previously
and advocacy for members of racial and religious minorities
served as chair of the board of directors for the Revson
and for women, children, and persons with disabilities.
Foundation (New York); Vice-Chair of the Legal Services
She is the author of many scholarly articles and books across Corporation, the bi-partisan, government-sponsored
a broad range of interests, and her recent books are Saving organization that provides civil legal assistance to low-
the News (Forthcoming); When Should Law Forgive? (2019); income Americans; and on the boards of the American Bar
and In Brown’s Wake: Legacies of America’s Constitutional Foundation; the CBS Corporation; the Bazelon Center for
Landmark (2010). Mental Health Law; the Covenant Foundation; the Iranian
Human Rights Documentation Center; and Facing History
Minow has served on a variety of commissions, including
and Ourselves, where she chaired the Scholars’ Board.
the Center for Strategic and International Studies
Commission on Countering Violent Extremism and on the After completing her undergraduate studies at the University
Independent International Commission Kosovo. She helped of Michigan, Minow received a master’s degree in education
to launch Imagine Co-existence, a program of the U.N. from Harvard and her law degree from Yale. She clerked for
High Commissioner for Refugees, to promote peaceful Judge David Bazelon of the United States Court of Appeals
development in post-conflict societies and worked with the for the D.C. Circuit and then for Justice Thurgood Marshall.
federal Department of Education and the Center for Applied
14 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETThe American Bar Foundation The American Bar Foundation
Board of Directors Board of Directors
thanks the thanks the
Fellows American Bar Endowment
for their integral support of for its vital funding of
the ABF’s research mission. research and programming.F E L L O W S AW A R D R E C I P I E N T S
O U TSTA N D IN G S E RV IC E AWA R D S*
2021 Stephen A. Saltzburg 2004 Norman Redlich 1987 Mattie Belle Davis 1970 C. Brewster Rhoads
2020 Jamie S. Gorelick 2003 Shirley Hufstedler 1986 Marris I. Leibman 1969 John G. Buchanan
2019 Hon. Dennis W. Archer 2002 Roswell B. Perkins 1985 E. Nobles Lowe 1968 Roy E. Willy
2018 Hon. Ernestine Steward Gray 2001 Lloyd Lochridge 1984 William L. Marbury 1967 Robert W. Upton
2017 Helaine M. Barnett 2000 William T. Coleman, Jr. 1983 Paul F. Hannah 1966 Thomas Benjamin Gay
2016 Llewelyn G. Pritchard 1999 Irving R. Segal 1982 H. Sol Clark 1965 James D. Carpenter
2015 Benjamin H. Hill III 1998 Robert M. Landis 1981 Gibson Witherspoon 1964 Walter Chandler
2014 Hon. Patricia M. Wald 1997 Theodore A. Kolb 1980 Karl C. Williams 1963 Edwin M. Otterbourg
2013 Philip S. Anderson 1996 Joseph H. Gordon 1979 Joe C. Barrett 1962 George E. Brand
2012 David H. Gambrell 1995 William Fletcher Womble 1978 Carl M. Gray 1961 Stuart Bland Campbell
2011 William G. Paul 1994 Wesley M. Walker 1977 Chester Bedell 1960 John Lord O’Brian
2010 Brooksley E. Born 1993 John H. Pickering 1976 William A. Sutherland 1959 Herbert W. Clark
2009 James B. Sales 1992 Walter P. Armstrong, Jr. 1975 Edward R. Johnston 1958 Jubal Early Craig
2008 James R. Ellis 1991 Edward I. Cutler 1974 Earl Q. Gray 1957 Burt J. Thompson
2007 Neal R. Sonnett 1990 Moses Lasky 1973 Paul Carrington
2006 Gibson Gayle, Jr. 1989 T. Girard Wharton 1972 Cloyd Laporte
* Prior to 2006, the Outstanding Service
2005 James B. Lee 1988 E. Charles Eichenbaum 1971 Robert B. Troutman Award required fifty years of service.
16 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETF E L L O W S AW A R D R E C I P I E N T S
O U TSTA N D IN G S C H OLAR AWA R D S
2021 Laura E. Gómez 2004 Stanton Wheeler & 1987 Boris I. Bittker 1970 Ray Garrett, Sr.
Stewart Macaulay
2020 Lauren B. Edelman 1986 Geoffrey C. Hazard, Jr. 1969 Robert A. Leflar
2003 Richard Posner
2019 Richard L. Abel 1985 Philip B. Kurland 1968 Lawrence Bennett
2002 Louis B. Sohn
2018 Carrie Menkel-Meadow 1984 Spencer L. Kimball 1967 Herbert Wechsler
2001 Lawrence M. Friedman
2017 Akhil Reed Amar 1983 Robert L. Stern 1966 Arthur Linton Corbin
2000 Roger C. Cramton
2016 Kimberlé W. Crenshaw 1982 Charles Fairman 1965 E. Blythe Stason
1999 Sanford H. Kadish
2015 Stephen Gillers 1981 Norval Morris 1964 Austin W. Scott
1998 Guido Calabresi
2014 Deborah L. Rhode 1980 Louis Loss 1963 Robert N. Miller
1997 Louis Henkin
2013 Edward A. Purcell, Jr. 1979 Mason Ladd 1962 Herbert F. Goodrich
1996 Yale Kamisar
2012 Joan C. Williams 1978 James William Moore 1961 Reginald Heber Smith
1995 Ruth Bader Ginsburg
2011 David B. Wilkins 1977 Milton Handler 1960 Erwin N. Griswold
1994 Carl A. Auerbach
2010 Marc Galanter 1976 Kenneth Culp Davis 1959 John C. Cooper
1993 Archibald Cox
2009 Laurence H. Tribe 1975 Henry Jacob Friendly 1958 Albert J. Harno
1992 Maurice Rosenberg
2008 Judith Resnik 1974 J. Willard Hurst 1957 Arthur T. Vanderbilt
1991 Francis A. Allen
2007 Catharine A. MacKinnon 1973 Paul A. Freund
1990 Herma Hill Kay
2006 Anthony G. Amsterdam 1972 Elliott Evans Cheatham
1989 Charles Alan Wright
2005 Alice H. Henkin 1971 A. James Casner
1988 Walter Gellhorn
17 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETF E L L O W S AW A R D R E C I P I E N T S
O U TSTA N D IN G STAT E C H AIR D I ST I NGUIS HED CAREER IN RES EARCH,
I N M E M O RIAM
2021 Elwood F. Cahill, Jr. 2012 Michael H. Byowitz
Frank X. Neuner, Jr. Sharon Stern Gerstman 2015 Theodore Eisenberg
Louisiana New York
2020 Kenneth G. Standard 2011 Benes Z. Aldana
Hon. Elizabeth S. Stong Peter S. Ehrlichman LI F E F E LLOW ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
New York Kathleen J. Hopkins
Washington
2019 Robyn S. Shapiro 2016 Selma Moldel Smith
John S. Skilton 2010 Linda A. Klein
Wisconsin Georgia
2018 Mitchell L. Bach 2009 Hon. Frederic B. Rodgers D I ST I NGUIS HED L IFE FEL LOW AWARD
Amelia Boss Colorado
Pennsylvania 2021 James J. Sandman
2008 O.B. Johnston III
2017 Hon. Eileen A. Kato Graydon Dean Luthey, Jr. 2017 Charles J. Ogletree, Jr.
Salvador A. Mungia Michael C. Mayhall
Washington L. David Pomeroy
William H. Sullivan
2016 Barbara J. Gislason
Jon H. Trudgeon
Hon. John R. Tunheim
Oklahoma
Minnesota
2007 Hon. Cara Lee T. Neville
2015 Ava E. Lias-Booker
Minnesota
Kevin L. Shepherd
Maryland 2006 Gary T. Johnson
Illinois
2014 Henry M. Coxe III
A. Joshua Markus 2005 Doreen D. Dodson
Florida Missouri
2013 Ellen M. Jakovic 2004 Victor F. Battaglia, Sr.
Jack C. Keeney, Jr. Delaware
Melvin White
Washington, D.C.
18 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETJames J. Sandman
Congratulations on receiving the
Distinguished Life Fellow award
from The Fellows of the American Bar Foundation!
Your friends & colleagues at Albany Law School
19 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETBANNER WITCOFF
is proud to sponsor
and congratulates the
RECIPIENTS OF THE
65TH ANNUAL ABF
FELLOWS AWARDS
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Ho no ra b l e Ei l e e n A . Kat o (Re t .)
Cha i r
Honorable Eileen A. Kato (Ret.) serves as Chair of the She has also served as a board member for the American
Fellows. She is a current Patron Fellow and a past Chair of Bar Association, National Center for State Courts, Justice at
the Washington Fellows of the Foundation. Judge Kato was Stake, and Co-Founder and President of the National Asian
appointed to the King County District Court (Seattle) in June Pacific American Bar Association Judicial Council, member of
of 1994 and retired from the bench in March of 2016. She is the ABA Justice Kennedy Commission on Sentencing, ABA
a graduate of University of Santa Clara School of Law, where Judge’s Journal Editorial Board, and Chair of the ABA Judicial
she was Business Editor of the Santa Clara Law Review. Division Conference of Specialized Court Judges. Judge
Judge Kato currently serves as Treasurer on the Executive Kato is a frequent speaker and presenter at local, national,
Committee for the International Organization for Judicial and international conferences and forums.
Training, as a consultant to the National Center for State
Courts, as a faculty member of the National Judicial College,
and as a volunteer for the King County Bar Association
Neighborhood Legal Clinic.
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Cynt hia E . Na n c e (Cy nd i)
Cha i r -Ele ct
Cynthia E. Nance (Cyndi) is a Sustaining Life Fellow and serves as Chair-Elect examples of her commitment to service include her past roles as a member of
of the Fellows. She is Dean Emeritus and Nathan G. Gordon Professor at the the Law School Admissions Council Board of Trustees, the Interfaith Worker
University of Arkansas School of Law. Ms. Nance earned her B.S. degree, Justice Board, the Advisory Committee on Corporate Social Responsibility
magna cum laude, from Chicago State University. She holds a J.D., with of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, and as an Anti-Racism Trainer for the
distinction, from the University of Iowa College of Law and an M.A. from the Women of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. She served as a member of the
University of Iowa College of Business. She joined the Arkansas Law faculty Greensboro Massacre Truth and Reconciliation Commission Advisory Group,
as an assistant professor in 1994 and served as dean of the law school from and the Boards of Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services, Sources
2006–2011. She teaches Labor and Employment Law, Workplace Legislation, for Independent Living, the Women’s Foundation of Arkansas, and the
Lawyers as Leaders and Poverty Law. Northwest Arkansas Workers’ Center.
Professor Nance is the former Eighth Circuit Member of the Association Professor Nance’s articles appear in journals including the Iowa Law Review,
(ABA) Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary and represents the ABA Berkeley Journal of Employment and Labor Law, Iowa Law Review, Rutgers Law
Labor and Employment Law Section in in House of Delegates. Nance is a Review and Brandeis Law Review. She has given presentations on various legal
Fellow of the College of Labor and Employment Lawyers, and an elected and educational issues nationally as well as in Mexico, Brunei, Singapore,
member of its Board of Governors. She is also an elected member of the and Ukraine. She served as keynote speaker for the Commonwealth of the
American Law Institute and The Labor Law Group and serves on the Arkansas Northern Marianas’ inaugural Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration.
Advisory Committee to the United States Civil Rights Commission. She is
She has received various awards for her outstanding service, including the
also a former Council Member of the ABA Section of Legal Education and
ABA Margaret Brent Women Lawyers of Achievement, Arthur A. Fletcher
Admission to the Bar.
Award of the American Association for Affirmative Action, the ABA Spirit of
Nance is a member of the Arkansas Bar Association Commission on Diversity Excellence Award, Arkansas Bar Association Outstanding Lawyer-Citizen
and the Arkansas Bar Foundation Trust Committee. An Association of American Award, and the University of Arkansas, Faculty Distinguished Achievement
Law Schools Founding Fellow, she is a former chair of the AALS Labor and Award in Public Service. She is a recipient of the Northwest Arkansas Martin
Employment Law and Employment Discrimination sections. Nance also Luther King Commission Individual Achievement Award and was recognized
previously served on the ABA Commission on Homelessness and Poverty, the as one of Diverse Issues in Higher Education magazine’s “25 Women Making a
National Association of Law Placement Foundation Board and the Arkansas Difference,” as a “Woman of Influence” by Arkansas Business, and as one of the
Judges and Lawyers Assistance Program Committee. Nance is a member of most influential lawyers on Twitter by On Being a Black Lawyer. She has been
the Harold Flowers Law Society, an affiliate of the National Bar Association, featured as one of Arkansas 12 Most Powerful Women by AY Magazine and
the International Women’s Forum, Arkansas Forum, and a Board Member of Talk Business Quarterly. Professor Nance is also the inaugural recipient of the
the Arkansas Women’s Hall of Fame. She formerly served on the boards of Harold Flowers Association’s Judge Andree Layton Roaf Award of Excellence
Welcome Health and Bikes, Blues and Barbecue of Northwest Arkansas. (Her and received the Women Law Students’ Gayle Pettus Pontz award. In 2016,
bike is a Harley named Beatus meaning “blessed”.) Nance received the Community Leader Award from the Northwest Arkansas
Worker Justice Center. Professor Nance views as her most special honor the
A member of the Phi Alpha Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,
fact that in 2009, the University of Arkansas’ Black Law Students Association
Incorporated, Professor Nance currently serves on the Graduate Advisor’s
Chapter renamed its chapter the Cynthia E. Nance Chapter of BLSA.
Council and on the sorority’s International Standards Committee. Additional
22 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETFrank’s dedication to running
a successful practice extends to
his commitment of service to
his community, state, and the
legal profession.
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Dar rel l G. Mo t t l ey
Se c re t a r y
Darrell G. Mottley serves as Secretary of the Fellows. Mr. a former Chair, The DC Fellows, American Bar Foundation.
Mottley is a Sustaining Life Fellow and practices in the He currently services as the Chair of the ABA Standing
Washington D.C. office of the Banner & Witcoff, Ltd. law firm. Committee for Trade in Legal Services. His past leadership
Mr. Mottley is noted as a strategic advisor and counselor and community service positions include: Executive Council,
who analyzes global intellectual property issues from legal National Conference of Bar Presidents; Council of American
and business perspectives. He has worked extensively Bar Association, Section of Intellectual Property Law; Chair,
with starts-ups, privately and publicly held companies as Editorial Board, American Bar Association, Landslide IP Law
virtual in-house counsel and as lead counsel on a wide array Magazine; and Industrial Advisory Council, Virginia Tech,
of intellectual property issues. He advises on disruptive College of Engineering.
innovation and high-technology intellectual property
Mr. Mottley is an Adjunct Faculty member of The George
matters in a wide variety of fields, such as cybersecurity,
Washington University Law School and Howard University
artificial intelligence, telecommunications, internet-related
School of Law. Mr. Mottley is also contributing author to
technology, medical devices, and electro-mechanical
the Thomson Reuters published book, Navigating Fashion
technologies. Prior to becoming a lawyer, Mr. Mottley was
Law: Leading Lawyers on Exploring the Trends, Cases, and
an engineer in private practice, in the federal government
Strategies of Fashion Law, in which he authored the section
and a commissioned officer in the U.S. Air Force Reserves.
“The Tools for Protecting Fashion Law Clients.” Mr. Mottley
Mr. Mottley is a Past President of the District of Columbia has been rated a SuperLawyer by Thomson Reuters in 2020.
Bar in Washington D.C. During his term as President, he Mr. Mottley has been named an IP Star in the United States
emphasized lawyers should do more for access to justice and in the District of Columbia by Managing Intellectual
and pro bono service for those in need. Mr. Mottley chaired Property in 2013–2020. Mr. Mottley is listed in the World’s
the DC Bar Global Legal Practice Task Force studying the Leading Patent Professionals for 2017–2020. He holds a
impact of globalization on the legal profession. law degree, with honors, from The George Washington
University; a Masters of Business Administration, and a
Mr. Mottley is currently a board member of the Council
Bachelor of Science in Engineering Science and Mechanics
for Court Excellence; and a board member of Rising For
from Virginia Tech.
Justice (formerly DC Law Students in Court). Mr. Mottley is
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El l en M . Ja k ov i c
Imme d i a t e Pa s t Ch a i r
Ellen M. Jakovic serves as Immediate Past Chair of the the Bar Association of DC’s Annice M. Wagner Pioneer
Fellows. Ms. Jakovic is a past Chair of the Washington, Award in 2014 and their Lawyer of the Year Award in 2019.
DC Fellows of the Foundation. She is a Benefactor Fellow
In addition to her bar association activities, Ms. Jakovic
is a recipient of the 2013 Fellows Outstanding State
serves as Chair of the Governing Board of the National
Chair Award.
Cathedral School, a girls college preparatory school in
Ms. Jakovic is a partner in the antitrust group at Kirkland & Washington, DC, and is a past co-chair of the school’s
Ellis LLP, where she advises clients on the antitrust aspects Annual Fund and Capital Campaign. She also currently
of complex mergers, acquisitions, and joint ventures and serves on the Governing Board of the Protestant Episcopal
coordinates U.S. and international merger control filing and Cathedral Foundation, which oversees the Washington
clearance efforts. She is an active member of the Antitrust National Cathedral and its sister institutions. Ms. Jakovic
Section of the American Bar Association and served as served on the Board of Trustees of The Doane Stuart School,
co-editor for the fifth edition (2015) of the ABA Antitrust a co-educational, interfaith college preparatory school in
Section’s Premerger Notification Practice Manual. She has Albany, New York, from 2001 to 2019. In 2006, Ms. Jakovic
been named to the Washington DC Super Lawyers list since received the school’s Right Reverend David Standish Ball
2014. Ms. Jakovic is a graduate of Harvard and Radcliffe Distinguished Trustee Award for extraordinary service
Colleges, magna cum laude, and Harvard Law School, and dedication to the school’s mission and, in 2013, she
where she served on the Board of Student Advisers. received the schools’ Distinguished Alumni Award. Ms.
Jakovic is a Past Chair of the Board of CCBC Children’s
A leader in the DC legal community, Ms. Jakovic currently
Center, a preschool in Northwest Washington, DC, and has
serves on the Board of the Council for Court Excellence. Ms.
served on the governing boards of St. Albans School, a boys
Jakovic is a Past President of The Barristers, the Women’s
college preparatory school in Washington, DC, the Harvard
Bar Association of DC, and the Women’s Bar Association
Club of Washington, DC, and the Friends of Harvard
Foundation. She also has served on the governing boards of
Women’s Softball. She currently is active on the Harvard
the DC Bar, the DC Bar Foundation, the Bar Association of
Club’s Schools and Scholarships Committee.
DC and the Washington Foreign Law Society. She received
25 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETThe D.C. Bar Proudly Congratulates
James J. Sandman Stephen A. Saltzburg
Distinguished Life Fellow Award Outstanding Service Award
In recognition of a lifetime of sustained and significant For adhering to the highest principles and traditions of
professional achievement and public service, including the legal profession and service to the public, including
serving as president of the Legal Services Corporation molding the minds of aspiring lawyers for nearly five
(2011–2020), general counsel for D.C. Public Schools, and decades. A D.C. Bar member since 1972, Mr. Saltzburg is
D.C. Bar president (2006–2007), in addition to private a staunch advocate of justice reform with a distinguished
practice spanning three decades. career in legal academia and government.
Best wishes from your friends and colleagues at the D.C. Bar!
Serving our members so they can serve the community
26 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETABOUT
TH E AM E R IC AN B AR FO UNDAT I O N T HE F EL LOWS OF
T HE A MERICAN BAR FOUNDATION
The American Bar Foundation (ABF) is the nation’s
leading research institute for the empirical study of The Fellows of the American Bar Foundation is
law, legal institutions and legal processes. For over an honorary organization limited to one percent
sixty years the ABF has advanced the understanding of licensed lawyers in a jurisdiction. Fellows are
and improvement of law through research projects practicing attorneys, judges, law faculty and legal
of unmatched scale and quality on the most pressing scholars who have been elected by their peers
issues facing the legal system in the United States and because of their outstanding achievements in the legal
the world. The ABF has a research faculty of over 25 profession. Established in 1955, the Fellows support
prize-winning scholars who hold full-time appointments the research work of the ABF through their annual
at the ABF or joint appointments with Chicago-area contributions and sponsor seminars and events of
universities. Recent awards include the Nobel Prize in direct relevance to leaders of the legal profession.
Economics, the Stockholm Prize in Criminology, the John
Bates Clark Medal in Economics, and fellowships at the
Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences
and the Russell Sage Foundation. Current research
efforts are addressing such topics as jury behavior, the
dynamics of employment discrimination litigation, end-
of-life surrogate decision-making, the changing career
trajectories of young lawyers, and the relationship
between criminal conviction and political engagement.
27 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET 27 · The Fellows of the American Bar FoundationA M E R I C A N B A R F O U N D AT I O N
OF F IC E R S A ND D I R E CTO R S E X O F F I CIO
E. Thomas Sullivan – President, Burlington, VT Patricia Lee Refo – President, American Bar Association
Jimmy K. Goodman – Vice President and Reginald M. Turner, Jr. – President-Elect, American Bar
Secretary, Oklahoma City, OK Association
Walter L. Sutton, Jr. – Treasurer, Dallas, TX Barbara J. Howard – Chair, House of Delegates, American
Paula E. Boggs – Sammamish, WA Bar Association
Michael H. Byowitz – New York, NY Kevin L. Shepherd – Treasurer, American Bar Association
Jennifer Chacón – Los Angeles, CA Carolynn Lamm – President, American Bar Endowment
Sandra J. Chan – Santa Barbara, CA Roberta D. Liebenberg – Chair, Council of the Fund for
Justice and Education, American Bar Association
Doreen D. Dodson – St. Louis, MO
James Speta – Interim Dean – Northwestern University
George S. Frazza – New York, NY
School of Law
Robert J. Grey, Jr. – Richmond, VA
Hon. Sophia H. Hall – Chicago, IL A D M I NI STRATION
David S. Houghton – Omaha, NE
Ajay K. Mehrotra – ABF Director and Research Professor
Harold D. Pope – Detroit, MI
Kathy Pace – Director of Development
Lauren Robel – Bloomington, IN
Natalie Shoop – Director of the Fellows
J. Logan Murphy – Tampa, FL
Nina Darner – Communications and Development Associate
Megan Greenfield – Development Associate
Matthew Hannon – Database and Gift Processing Specialist
Crissonna Tennison – Fellows Administrative Assistant
Katy Traxler – Fellows Events Manager
28 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETSPECIAL THANKS
t o Fe l low s at our High e st Giving Levels
P H IL AN T HR O P I ST F E LLOWS V I SI ONARY FEL LOWS
Philanthropist Fellows have contributed an aggregate Visionary Fellows have contributed an aggregate of
of $50,000 or more to the American Bar Foundation. $25,000–$49,999 to the American Bar Foundation.
+ Indicates Sustaining Philanthropist Fellow (contributed + Indicates Sustaining Visionary Fellow (contributed a
a minimum of $5,000 in fiscal year 2020–21) minimum of $2,500 in fiscal year 2020–21)
Michael H. Byowitz + Jacqueline Allee
David A. Collins Jimmy K. Goodman +
Ellen J. Flannery James T. Halverson
David S. Houghton + Daniel J. Hoffheimer
William H. Neukom + Michael J. Horvitz +
Robert C. Knuepfer, Jr.
William G. Paul
Lauren Robel +
Miriam Shearing
David K. Y. Tang +
Rebecca Jean Westerfield
As of 2/05/21
29 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETSPECIAL THANKS
LEA D ER S HIP F E LLOWS B E NE FACTO R F E LLOWS
Leadership Fellows have contributed an aggregate Benefactor Fellows have contributed an aggregate
of $17,500–$24,999 to the American Bar Foundation. of $10,000–$17,499 to the American Bar Foundation.
+ Indicates Sustaining Leadership Fellow (contributed + Indicates Sustaining Benefactor Fellow (contributed
a minimum of $1,750 in fiscal year 2020–21) a minimum of $1,000 in fiscal year 2020–21)
The Saltsburg Fund, Timothy Joseph Abeska George S. Frazza Stephen Sandor Korniczky + Kathleen M. Shay
Karen Lake Buttrey (deceased), Brigitte Schmidt Bell Robert L. Geltzer William Norman Krucks + Jonathan Henry Sherman
Donald W. Buttrey Gregory M. Bergman Jean and Leonard Gilbert Jerry Lastelick John Sand Siffert
David Powers Berten Sheldon G. Gilman Maryanne R. Lavan Myron T. Steele
Sandra J. Chan
Brooksley Elizabeth Born Patricia L. Glaser + James B. Lee Robert A. Stein
John P. Heinz + Timothy W. Bouch Norman Goldberger + Lori A. Martin + Guy M. Struve
William C. Hubbard + Bobbe Jean Bridge Rew R. Goodenow Judy Perry Martinez E. Thomas Sullivan
David O. Brownwood Jamie S. Gorelick Adebayo Oriola Walter L. Sutton, Jr. +
Arthur & Toni Rembe Rock
William A. Burck Kathryn O. Greenberg Donald R. Osborn Michael Traynor +
Jonathan D. Schiller
Elizabeth J. Cabraser Robert V. Gunderson, Jr. Scott F. Partridge David E. Van Zandt
Ezekiel Solomon AM Dan O. Callaghan John F. Harkness, Jr. Richard W. Pogue + Virginia Guild Watkin
Larry W. Sonsini James H. Carter Edwin A. Harnden + Yvonne S. Quinn Alvin Weiss
Robert A. Clifford Gerald J Hayes Hector Reichard De Cardona, Jr. Bruce Lord Wilder
Reginald Turner
Irwin Mark Cohen Keith A. Hebeisen Robert F. Riley + Donna C. Willard-Jones
Peter A. Winograd Avern Cohn Steven Lyon Holley + Russell M. Robinson II William J. Williams, Jr.
Howard Coleman Coker Kathleen Joan Hopkins + Ronald S. Rolfe + William E. Willis
William Thomas Coplin, Jr. Richard R. Howe Michael J. Rooney Donald Alan Workman
Joseph W. Cotchett Ellen M. Jakovic W. Brian Rose Charles Alan Wright
K. A. Day + I.S. Leevy Johnson Ellen F. Rosenblum Douglas R. Young +
James P. DeAngelo Wilbur E. Johnson + James B. Rosenblum
Charlton Dietz Robert M. Kaufman Eric M. Roth +
Doreen D. Dodson + Linda A. Klein James B. Sales
Laura M. Douglas Joseph P. Klock, Jr. Dennis Arnold Schoville
Sarah Gemma Flanagan + Frances A. Koncilja Charles W. Schwartz
30 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETSPECIAL THANKS PATRO N F E L LOWS Patron Fellows have contributed an aggregate of $5,000–$9,999 to the American Bar Foundation. + Indicates Sustaining Patron Fellow (contributed a minimum of $500 in fiscal year 2020–21) Arthur N. Abbe Leo Bearman, Jr. Peter Bubenzer Mark D. Colley + Robert H. Edmunds, Jr. + David Charles Frederick + Barry Abrams + David J. Beck Harold C. Buckingham, Jr. Roxanne Barton Conlin Karl John Ege Paul E. Freehling Patti L. Abramson Philip S. Beck Peter Buscemi + John R. Connelly, Jr. Dorothy Eisenberg Kelly Frels Edward A.K. Adler Lydia Irene Beebe + John T. Cabaniss Terrence M Connors Mitchell S. Eitel Lisa Michelle Frenkel Deborah A. Agosti Martin D. Beirne David K. Callahan + David M. Cook James J. Elacqua Donald Fried Gerald Aksen + Laurel G. Bellows Levin H. Campbell Edward H. Cooper Adam O. Emmerich Kathleen O’Ferrall Friedman Mark H. Alcott Lee Rimes Benton Robert M. Carlson + John G. Corlew Jo Ann Engelhardt + W. Royal Furgeson, Jr. H. William Allen Ronald L. Berenstain Frank J. Carroll Richard H. Critchlow Allen D. Evans John A. Gaberino, Jr. Susan Frelich Appleton Richard O. Berndt Francis D. Carter Denis F. Cronin Glenn Phillip Falk James Gadsden Joseph W. Armbrust, Jr. Lalit Bhasin James R. Carter Mariano-Florentino Cuellar Laura Viviana Farber Michelle Greer Galloway James Robert Arnett II + Michael W. Bien Christine M. Castellano Robert J. Cunningham Hubert A. Farbes, Jr. David H. Gambrell Lisa Gayle Arrowood Donald W. Bivens Lauren James Caster Mark W. Curnutte + Susan Beth Farmer Herbert S. Garten Scott J. Atlas Jerry W. Blackwell Bennett W. Cervin Harvey P. Dale Sue Seibert Farnsworth John Ralph Gilbert Daniel F. Attridge Stanley Louis Blend John Allen Chalk, Sr. Paul R. D’Amato Juli Farris John A. Girardi Del William Atwood Daniel A. Boehnen + Alec Y. Chang Michael K. Demetrio Joseph A. Fawal + Thomas V. Girardi Russell James Austin + Paula E. Boggs + Daniel P. Chesire James Vinson Derrick, Jr. Robert R. Feagin III Rosemary E. Giuliano Sara A. Austin David Boies Robert L. Childers David M. deRubertis John D. Feerick and Richard C. Godfrey E. Osborne Ayscue, Jr. Mary McInnis Boies J. Michelle Childs Ellen Conedera Dial Emalie Platt Feerick Ronald Kinnan Golemon Sylvia Bacon Wilber H. Boies + Sylvia Fung Chin + Bernard J. DiMuro Blair C. Fensterstock Thomas A. Gottschalk T. Maxfield Bahner Amelia H. Boss Donald J. Christl Bernice B. Donald Lucas A. Ferrara William Andrew Gowder, Jr. Mary Margaret Bailey Joseph W. Boucher Joseph E. Cirigliano Arthur Thomas Donato, Jr. + Henry L. Feuerzeig Maurice B. Graham C. Ronald Baird Stephen S. Bowen + Thomas A. Clancy David S. Doty Edward Ridley Finch, Jr. Melanie Gray Gail Dyer Baker D. C. Bradford III Bradley Clary + Edward L. Dowd, Jr. Jeffrey D. Fisher Sibylle Grebe Curtis H. Barnette Steve A. Brand William H. Clendenen, Jr. George H.T. Dudley Thomas M. Fitzpatrick Bruce A. Green Janice Gambino Barone Lyle Richard Bratton Glenn R. Coates M. Douglas Dunn + Don P. Foster Sandra Greenblatt Jane H. Barrett Steven H. Brose John F. Cogan, Jr. Gregory Chris Dyekman Dori B. Foster-Morales + George William Gregory James Bartimus Charles N. Brower Richard P. Cole Paul F. Eckstein + William E. Fox Robert J. Grey, Jr. Janet Ellen Barton William H. Brown III Thomas A. Cole Gerald M. Edenfield Austin T. Fragomen, Jr. + Anthony J. Griffith 31 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET
SPECIAL THANKS PATRO N F E L LOWS c on tin u e d Benjamin E. Griffith + Donald B. Hilliker Philip J. Kessler Graydon Dean Luthey, Jr. William J. Mueller Irving H. Picard Stuart Z. Grossman Jeffrey L. Hirsch + Henry S. Keuling-Stout Barbara M.G. Lynn Mary Mullarkey Spiwe L. Jefferson Michael Donwell Gunter Kay H. Hodge Loren Kieve + Barbara N. Lyons Robert H Mundheim Vincent F. Pitta + James T. Haight + Jennifer Bruch Hogan Charles C. Kingsley Eric N. Macey Earl H. Munson, Jr. Maury B. Poscover John H. Hall Sheila S. Hollis Robert D. Klausner Marc J. Manderscheid Linda Strite Murnane, USAF John B. Power Sophia H. Hall L. Tyrone Holt John T. Knox Lawrence A. Manson + Gary Philip Naftalis Joseph A. Power, Jr. Leon P. Haller Zona F. Hostetler Thomas E. Kopil Amy Cashore Mariani + Joseph G. Nassif John Dale Powers Philip M. Halpern Barbara J. Howard Edward F. Koren Heman A. Marshall III George M. “Jack” Neal, Jr. Anne Pramaggiore James Hamilton Jo Ann Jay Howard Robert J. Krapf Raymond Lee Massey Claud Dent Neilson Roger A. Putnam Sam and June Hamra W. Stell Huie Jane Kreusler-Walsh Michael E. Massie Frank X. Neuner, Jr. Charles J. Queenan, Jr. Arthur J. Harrington Wallace B. Jefferson Scott C. Krist + Barbara Mendel Mayden John W. Norman + Elise Rabekoff Albert C. Harvey Jorge R. Jimenez William F. Kroener III Adrianne C. Mazura + Bernard W. Nussbaum Alan S. Rachlin Aubrey B. Harwell, Jr. Earl Johnson, Jr. Jeffrey R. Kuester Catherine Stevens McClure John J. Okray Bruce M. Ramer Harry L. Hathaway Justin M. Johnson William F Kuntz II + Daniel M. McClure Jack H. Olender Roberta Cooper Ramo Barry C. Hawkins + Kile W. Johnson Thomas R. Lalla, Jr. Lorraine S. McGowen John F. Olson Linda L. Randell + John Haworth Bernard Jolles Ronald Larson Marcia M. McMurray + John J. O’Malley Richard J. Rappaport Harry J. Haynsworth IV Amanda Jones James K. Lehman Kurt W. Melchior Angela Onwuachi-Willig Robert M. Raymer Thomas Z. Hayward, Jr. Candace M. Jones Arthur W. Leibold, Jr. Michael J Mestayer + John E. Osborn Harry M. Reasoner Henry L. Hecht E. Stewart Jones, Jr. Thomas C. Leighton Jack B. Middleton Jennifer L. Parent + Patricia Lee Lee Refo Ben W. Heineman, Jr. James F. Jorden Ava E. Lias-Booker George J. Mihlsten Robert L. Parks Abraham Charles Reich William D. Heinz Charitable William F. Joy Susan B. Lindenauer Richard W. Millar, Jr. + Cecil B. Patterson, Jr. Daniel Reidy Fund Robert E. Juceam Diana C. Liu Judith A. Miller + J.A. (Tony) Patterson, Jr. Robert M. Rhodes John J. Held Paul A. Kastler Leslie E. Lo Baugh, Jr. Robert W. Minto, Jr. Richard Pena Joseph F. Rice Stephen J. Herman Eileen A. Kato + Evan L. Loeffler Thomas J. Moloney Jimmie Cecil Peters Paul F. Richard Andrew L. Herz Stanley Keller Raymond S. Londa David C. Moody Roderick Norman Petrey Henry duPont Ridgely James W. Hewitt Erin E. Kelly Deborah J. Long James C. Mordy Christopher John Pettit James F. Rill Robert B. Hiden, Jr. David E. Keltner Robert A. Longhi John H. Morrison Philip John Pfeiffer James C. Rinaman Benjamin H. Hill III James A. Kenney III Robert Henry Louis Patrick C. Morrow Carter G. Phillips Nelson Roach Robert F. Hill + Ted M. Kerr Christopher H. Lunding Robert Thompson Mowrey + Joy Lambert Phillips Kathryn E. B. Robb 32 · 65TH ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET
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