Civil Rights Attorneys in Washington, District of Columbia
From first consultation to resolution, these 24+ Washington civil rights attorneys can help. The civil rights attorneys shown 4 list 10+ years of experience. Compare them by rating and client reviews, or get matched free with the right Washington civil rights attorney in minutes.
Top civil rights attorneys in Washington

Neil Henrichsen

John Parker Sweeney

Alfonso Kennard Jr.

Ariel Elaine Solomon

Nathan Siegel

Linda M. Correia

Bradford P. Johnson

Abbe D Lowell
Boniface K. Cobbina
Asim Ghafoor

Jason Zuckerman

Carolyn Wheeler
Browse civil rights attorneys in Washington
- Neil Henrichsen
- John Parker Sweeney
- Alfonso Kennard Jr.
- Ariel Elaine Solomon
- Nathan Siegel
- Linda M. Correia
- Bradford P. Johnson
- Abbe D Lowell
- Boniface K. Cobbina
- Asim Ghafoor
- Jason Zuckerman
- Carolyn Wheeler
- Adam Herzog
- Lisa J. Banks
- Douglas "Doug" Hallward-Driemeier
- David W. Ogden
- Alexis H. Ronickher
- Eve Hill
- Avi Kumin
- Debra S. Katz
- Andrew Adelman
- Catherine Guttman-McCabe
- Christopher "Chris" Wilkinson
- James Eisenmann
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