2025 Capitol Pro Bono Honor Roll Recognizes 133 Jenner & Block Lawyers

Recognition

April 29, 2026

The District of Columbia courts, alongside the DC Access to Justice Commission and the DC Bar Pro Bono Center, named 133 Jenner & Block lawyers, nearly 95% of the firm’s DC lawyers, to their 2025 Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll. The honor roll recognizes DC Bar members who provided at least 50 hours of pro bono service in 2025. Of the 133 Jenner & Block lawyers on the honor roll, 49 are listed on the High Honor Roll for contributing 100 hours or more.

2025 High Honor Roll:

Associate Kate Abendroth

Partner Jessica Ring Amunson

New York Office Managing Partner Anthony Barkow

Partner William R. Barksdale

Partner Kenneth Beale

Associate Alyssa G. Bernstein

Associate Kara V. Brandeisky

Associate Brantley Butcher

Special Counsel Gregory R. Capobianco

Associate In Kyu Chung

Associate Charles Corbett

Partner David W. DeBruin

Partner Madeleine Findley

Partner Charles W. Galbraith

Associate Ruby Giaquinto

Partner Rebekah Goodheart

Associate Christian J. Hatten

Partner Brian Hauck

Partner Betsy Henthorne

Partner Sam Hirsch

Partner Matthew Klapper

Associate Maria E. LaBella

Partner Jan Larson

Partner Hilary Ledwell

Associate Tanner Lockhead

Special Counsel David Manners-Weber

Associate Jonathan J. Marshall

Associate Lawrence W. McMahon

Partner Gail H. Morse

Special Counsel Ian Moss

Associate Emanuel Powell III

Partner Arjun R. Ramamurti

Associate Krister Rasmussen

Associate Laurel Raymond

Department Counsel Colleen M. Reddan

Partner Zachary C. Schauf

Associate Gina Shabana

Partner Joe Skladany

Associate Maura E. Smyles

Associate Mary-Claire Spurgin

Associate Liza Starr

Partner Todd C. Toral

Partner Rachael M. Trummel

Associate Erica Turret

Partner Adam Unikowsky

Partner Anand Viswanathan

Partner Will Weaver

Associate Logan Wren

Associate Kevin Zhang

2025 Honor Roll:

Partner Christopher J. Abbott

Associate Steven J. Arango

Partner Shreve Ariail

Associate Joshua Armstrong

Partner Clifford Berlow

Co-Managing Partner Ishan K. Bhabha

Partner David Bitkower

Partner Noah B. Bleicher

Associate Megan Bodenhamer

Special Counsel Juliana Brint

Partner Moshe B. Broder

Department Counsel Katherine Brown

Partner Ashley Callen

Partner Brent Caslin

Partner Caroline Cease

Associate Philip J. Chertoff

Partner Zach Cohen

Partner Aaron R. Cooper

Partner Mark G. Davis

Partner Peter Davis

Associate Andrew DeGuglielmo

Partner Elizabeth B. Deutsch

Special Counsel David M. Didion

Associate Gavan W. Duffy Gideon

Partner Steven Englund

Partner John Estes

Partner Sam Feder

Partner John Flynn

Partner Ian Heath Gershengorn

Partner Trey Hanbury

Partner Amb. Keith M. Harper

Washington, DC Managing Partner Lindsay Harrison

Partner Lauren J. Hartz

Partner Sati Harutyunyan

Partner Matthew L. Haws

Partner Matthew S. Hellman

Partner Katie B. Johnson

Associate Aime J. Joo

Partner Suedeen G. Kelly

Department Counsel Ehsan M. Khah

Special Counsel Krystalyn Kinsel

Associate Ginsey V. Kramarczyk

Associate Emma Kromm

Associate Nikita Lalwani

Staff Attorney Jon Lampton

Partner Camillie Landrón

Partner Douglas Litvack

Partner Emily M. Loeb

Associate Xinyue “Dagny” Lu

Partner Michael McNamara

Associate Varsha Midha

Associate Sophie Montgomery

Partner Anjali Motgi

Associate Anna Noone

Associate Emma O’Connor

Associate Rachel E. Palermo

Associate Sierra A. Paskins

Firm Chair Thomas J. Perrelli

Partner Anne Cortina Perry

Associate Andrew J. Plague

Partner Luke C. Platzer

Associate Bradley Pough

Associate Jennifer Eve Retener

Partner Laurel Loomis Rimon

Partner David Robbins

Associate Garrett Salzman

Partner Emily Savner

Partner Brian S. Scarbrough

Special Counsel Daniel Schwei

Of Counsel Roger C. Sherman

Associate Eleanor Slota

Associate Lexi Smith

Associate Rahul P. Srinivas

Partner Keisha N. Stanford

Partner Howard J. Symons

Partner Allison M. Tjemsland

Partner Alex S. Trepp

Partner Sam Ungar

Partner Marc A. Van Allen

Associate Annie Warnke

Associate Niki Wasserman

Special Counsel Craig Williams

Partner Katie Wynbrandt

Department Counsel Zachary Y. Zwetsch

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