The District of Columbia Courts, along with the D.C. Access to Justice Commission, the D.C. Bar and the D.C. Bar Pro Bono Center, have named 33 Weil attorneys to the 2025 Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll, recognizing their significant contributions of time to pro bono legal services. Fifteen Weil attorneys also earned a “High Honors” designation, noting their completion of 100 or more pro bono hours in 2025.

The Weil attorneys recognized for completing 100 or more hours include: Amita Chauhan, Kaitlin Descovich, Alfonso Dulcey, Caitlin Flanagan, Richard Ginsburg, Andrew Greinetz (Not Yet Admitted in Florida), Rachael Jones, Savannah Logan, Adam Mitchell, Diane Sullivan, Christina Swiatowy, Zack Tripp, Crystal Weeks, Josh Wesneski and Laurel Zigerelli.

The Weil attorneys recognized for completing 50 or more hours include: Benjamin Anderson, Daniel Baquet, Blake Bitter, Max Bloom, Devon Bodoh, Kathryn Buggs, Nathan Bunch, Christina Carone, Alaa Chaker, Claire Chapla, Corey Chivers, Joon Cho, Shawn Cooley, Emma D'Arpino, Howard Dicker, Joe Ehrenkrantz, Caroline Elvig, Kerri Gallagher, Nya Gavin, Michael Geisler, Adé Heyliger, Caleb Holland, Sydnei Jones, Sebastian Laguna, Sisi Liu, Katheryn Maldonado, Charlotte McFaddin, Graham McHenry, Matthew Morton, Dan Nadratowski, Joe Pari, Mia Smutny and Luke Sullivan.

The D.C. Courts have honored members of the D.C. Bar who contribute 50 or more hours of pro bono legal services per year since 2011. For more information, please visit District of Columbia Courts.