In Ellen Segal Huvelle's 24-year career, she's handled cases for hulking boxers and battered wives -- along the way, giving birth to two children and making partner. That's not to mention her stint as a judge in D.C.'s Superior Court. Yet when Huvelle took her place on the U.S. District Court bench, she admitted to a twinge of nervousness.
February 23, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Ellen Segal Huvelle isn’t easily intimidated.
In her 24-year career, she’s handled cases for hulking boxers and battered wives — along the way, giving birth to two children and making partner at one of the nation’s most hard-core law firms, D.C.’s Williams & Connolly. That’s not to mention her decade-long stint as a judge in the city’s teeming Superior Court.
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