William Charyk is identified as one of Washington, DC’s best lawyers for clients “dealing with the Internal Revenue Service or puzzling over complicated tax issues.”

Earl Colson is named as one of the “top trusts-and-estates attorneys” who help clients manage their wealth and “plan for the future.”

Mary Joanne Dowd is described as one of Washington, DC’s best bankruptcy attorneys whom “companies and individuals can count on to handle their financial troubles.”

Craig Engle is recognized as one of the leading campaign and election attorneys in the nation’s capital whom “candidates, political parties, and corporations” call upon when seeking guidance on campaign finance, ethics laws, and other rules of the political game.

Marc Fleischaker is identified as a “star of the civil rights bar” who battles gender, racial, religious, and other forms of discrimination.

Tony Lupo is described as an intellectual property law leader for clients who “need to get a copyright, trademark, or patent or to fend off those who are after your idea.”

Lynn Pearle is named as one of the “top trusts-and-estates attorneys” who help clients manage their wealth and “plan for the future.”

Kimberly Wachen is named a “top real estate lawyer” for clients looking to seal a real-estate deal.