I can finally make it to a Reunion! I look forward to catching up with friends and to hearing about all of the amazing things that Class of 1990 lawyers have accomplished both personally and professionally!

Hard to believe it has been 35 years! While I am still practicing law as a partner in the employment litigation department at Epstein, Becker & Green, I successfully dissuaded my twin sons from law school despite the strong influence of my wife Ellen (who I met as a summer associate at our first firm and who now works as a Judge in the Appellate Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey) who still finds enjoyment in the law. When not working, I have tried to keep up running, reading (just finished our classmate Walter Pryor's "This Leaves Me Okay: Race, Legacy, and Letters From My Grandmother" which I highly recommend to all of Section Three), and even somehow ended up in a Martin Scorcese movie (but if you blinked you missed me). Looking forward to catching up with everyone, particularly Section 3 and my JJCers!

Since graduating from Georgetown Law School in 1990, I have had a 30+ year career in law and politics. After practicing law for a few years, I worked on Capitol Hill for US senator and then for President George W. Bush as the associate deputy Energy secretary at the Department of Energy. I then started my own international consulting firm where I represent clients on a variety of matters.

Wow! 35 years already. Seems like yesterday when we were roaming the halls (of the original law school building) wondering whose house to meet at for study group (and what to bring to eat!). The lasting friendships have been the best part of the experience, and now I'm a proud parent of a future Hoya as well! After practicing as an IP litigator at 3 major law firms, and then in-house counsel at 4 major companies, I now have my own practice in a niche patent licensing/standards/policy area with some of the world's best known companies as clients. This would have not been possible without the skillsets I developed at Georgetown. I am looking forward to re-connecting with more of my old friends at this year's reunion....see you there!

After 22 years as a partner and the head of the Intellectual Property Group at Willcox Savage in Norfolk, Virginia, I have retired from the full-time practice of law. I am keeping busy writing mystery and thriller novels (six published so far), teaching as an adjunct assistant professor of English at Old Dominion University, and doing volunteer work, including as the vice president of the General Douglas MacArthur Foundation.

I want to say hello to all of my GULC classmates of 1990 and 1991! (Having been an evening student to start, I changed years.) I recently joined the Virginia firm of Willcox & Savage in their Tyson's Corner office after recently been honored in February by Virginia Lawyer's Weekly as one of Virginia's Go to Business Litigators. My wife and I have been able to travel across the world in the past few years - from Abu Dhabi to Florence to Paris to Malaga and Turkey, as well as New Orleans and Steamboat Springs. Appreciate the many GULC friends who have referred clients for Virginia cases. Had a great RICO trial and victory in EDVA with classmate Jeff Grell in 2021. Hope to see you all at the reunion in October. Trying to schedule a brunch for reunion Sunday morning. Email me at urban _law@yahoo.com if interested.

I worked as a nurse attorney in DC and VA for a number of years - Medical Malpractice Defense and Risk Management. Then changed course and headed up an historic preservation non-profit. Our mission remains preserving the streetscapes of Washington and rehabilitating distressed historic buildings to provide affordable housing and homeownership opportunities in the District. Currently, happily retired.