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Legal Times Champions and Visionaries Awards

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The National Law Journal is seeking nominations for our annual Legal Times Champions and Visionaries special report. Candidates for the Legal Times Awards, which will run in our July 2 issue, should be lawyers based in the metropolitan Washington area — in private practice, government, public interest organizations or academia — who have done notable work during the past year. Nominations can be made in two categories: champions, those who have upheld the profession's core values through public service, pro bono efforts or advocacy for civil liberties; and visionaries, those whose business or legal acumen has been key to expanding their firms, improving government or advancing the law.

The deadline is June 1.

For more details and to upload a submission, please go here.



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