Attorneys: James Davis
Peter Greenspun:
• Big Guns: Washington’s Top 30 Lawyers, No. 14 (2007)
• 30 of Washington DC’s Best Lawyers, No. 10 (2004)
• “Need a Good Lawyer?” Washington’s 75 Best Lawyers, No. 14 (2002)
• “Heavy Hitters,” No. 21 (1997)
Jonathan Shapiro:
• Washington’s Top 800 Lawyers “You’re Going to Trial” (2007)
• “Who to Call When You are Under Arrest!” (2003)
James F. Davis (2007-Present)
Christie A. Leary (2007-Present)
Melinda L. Van Lowe (2007-Present)
James F. Davis (2007, 2009)
Christie A. Leary (2007, 2009)
Melinda L. Van Lowe (2007, 2009)
Peter D. Greenspun
Jonathan Shapiro
James F. Davis
Peter Greenspun (2007 – Present)
Jonathan Shapiro (2008)
Peter D. Greenspun: 2007 Top 100 Trial Lawyers from Virginia
Peter Greenspun (2000 - Present)
Christie A. Leary, 2010 President’s Award
Peter Greenspun: White Collar & Non-White Collar Criminal Defense (1999 - Present)
Featured: The Washington Post Magazine: The Washington DC Area’s Best Lawyers,
2006 Edition, October 1, 2006
Peter Cicchinio Alumni Award for Outstanding Advocacy in the Public Interest Within the United States – Jonathan Shapiro (2001)
“The Friends of Ayuda Award has historically been given to persons outside the Ayuda family who have contributed financially or via in-kind services, or have been otherwise supportive of Ayuda’s mission and goals. Ayuda wishes to thank and honor Greenspun & Mann for all their pro bono work completed for Ayuda’s immigration client, Maria Sanchez. Mrs. Sanchez, a Legal Permanent Resident and long time victim of domestic violence, was wrongly accused, on two occasions of domestic violence.”
“January 21, 1995 as Jonathan Shapiro’s Brain Day in the Town of Deerpark,” Proclaimed by The Town of Deerpark, Orange County, New York, Supervisor Wayne A. Decker
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