The District of Columbia Courts, in partnership with the D.C. Access to Justice Commission and the D.C. Bar Pro Bono Center, recognized 16 Wilkinson Stekloff attorneys on its 2024 Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll. Established in 2011, the Honor Roll recognizes attorneys who have dedicated 50 or more hours to pro bono service, with those performing 100 or more hours receiving High Honors distinction. These honorees make a significant impact by providing critical legal assistance to indigent individuals, under-resourced small businesses, and vital community-based nonprofits.
The Wilkinson Stekloff attorneys recognized include:
Tania Martinez, Associate (High Honors)
Mikaela Meyer, Associate (High Honors)
Logan Page, Associate (High Honors)
Dhruti Patel, Associate (High Honors)
Jenna Pavelec, Associate (High Honors)
Quinton Weinstein, Associate (High Honors)
Jeremy Barber, Partner
Kieran Gostin, Partner
Rakesh Kilaru, Partner
Sarah Neuman, Partner
Matthew Skanchy, Counsel
Anthony Ferrara, Associate
Elizabeth Keys, Associate
Kellen McCoy, Associate
Deon McCray, Associate
Jasper Primack, Associate
Pro bono representation is woven into the fabric of Wilkinson Stekloff. Since its founding in 2016, the firm has handled more than 100 pro bono matters. In just the past year, the firm’s significant and life-changing victories for our clients include: negotiating a favorable settlement for a client whose firearm license was unconstitutionally revoked by the D.C. MPD; obtaining a civil protective order for a victim of domestic violence by her husband; securing asylum for a gay man who endured persecution and violence on account of his sexual orientation in his home country of Colombia; and prevailing in an incarcerated client’s appeal by way of a precedential written opinion from the Sixth Circuit, overturning a dismissal under the PLRA’s three-strikes rule.