I am looking forward to reconnecting with my classmates and fellow BLSA members! After graduation, I moved back home to Mobile, Alabama and began working at my county public defender’s office. After a few months, I got a job at a small firm handling federal, state, and municipal criminal cases. About two and a half years ago, I started my solo practice where I continued to handle federal, state, and municipal criminal cases. This year has been a big transition for me. I now represent small businesses in civil matters and have worked on two political campaigns this year. I will begin doing government relations work in Montgomery in February with the start of the 2027 state legislative session. My Street Law experience at Georgetown was the inspiration for my nonprofit Reaching the Bar that has been operating since 2021. Each fall, I visit two schools once a week and teach a law-related lesson or bring a guest speaker, culminating in an annual mock trial competition in December. Georgetown Law shaped who I am as a citizen and as a lawyer, and I can’t wait to see everyone who helped make my experience so positive. See you soon!

Looking forward to seeing people and catching up!

In March ‘26, Greg Moffatt was honored to serve as Vice President of the United States at a 2-day national security law crisis simulation at the Georgetown Law National Security Center. A cohort of JD and LLM students assume cabinet-level and sub-cabinet level roles in helping the President (Professor Mary DeRosa) and Vice President navigate a series of very realistic and intertwined national security threats. The simulation was coordinated by Professor Laura Donohue and was supported and evaluated by current and former officials from the White House and across the intelligence community. It features a breathtaking array of cutting edge technologies and the legal and ethical issues they present. Moffatt came away thoroughly impressed with the experience, despite the lack of publicly financed housing and transportation services.

I’ve been building my practice in San Francisco, where I help entrepreneurs navigate the legal side of starting and growing their businesses. Outside the office, life is full with my wife, Joanne, and our two young kids, Billy (7) and Maddie (8). I’m excited to reconnect and see everyone at our reunion this fall, and would love to catch up if your travels bring you to San Francisco.

Looking forward to seeing the Class of 1991 in October.

It's amazing what legal lessons are the most lasting. I sometimes catch myself telling younger colleagues to "separate the wheat from the chaff" as well as "pigs get fat but hogs get slaughtered." ("pigs" stood for passive income generators, I'm not sure what "hogs" stand for.) But it's good advice nonetheless and applicable in many situations! Looking forward to seeing classmates lo these many years.

Excited to celebrate 10 years since our LL.M.! Looking forward to reconnecting with classmates, catching up on everyone’s journeys, and being back in DC together. See you all in October!

I am an energy law at FERC in DC. Excited to catch up with friends and classmates.

Fifty years! Excited to reconnect and share experiences had and insights gained during those years.