About The Event
About The Event
In conjunction with NACDL's White Collar Seminar and the Fall Meeting, NACDL and the NACDL Foundation for Criminal Justice are proud to host a reception honoring Abbe David Lowell. Tickets and sponsorships support the NACDL Foundation for Criminal Justice, a 501(c)(3) charity.
Where
Washington Marriott Georgetown
1221 22nd St. NW, Washington, DC 20037
When
Friday, September 19, 2025
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
About Our Honoree
Abbe David Lowell is frequently recognized by numerous legal publications as one of the most successful white collar defense and trial attorneys in the United States. He has also been named as one of the 100 Most Influential Lawyers in the country. Abbe has successfully tried high-profile criminal and civil cases ranging from public corruption, financial fraud (securities, bank, tax, accounting, bankruptcy), conspiracy, defamation, civil rights, election law, obstruction and false statements, APA, unfair trade practices, and the Foreign Agents Registration and Espionage Acts before juries in more than 15 different states and over 20 federal districts. He also has argued appeals in more than half the federal courts of appeals, the highest courts in half a dozen states, and before the U.S. Supreme Court. He has represented clients in numerous congressional oversight and other hearings as well as enforcement actions brought by various federal agencies, state attorneys general, and local prosecutors.
Abbe served as Chief Minority Counsel to Congress during the impeachment proceedings of President Clinton. He is a former Special Counsellor to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in Geneva, New York, Rwanda, and the former Yugoslavia. In legal and non-legal publications, he has authored numerous articles on the law, and he teaches criminal procedure, evidence, trial practice, and congressional oversight and investigations at Georgetown Law Center and Columbia Law School. He serves as Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees and Chair of the Bard (Lawyer) Association of the Shakespeare Theatre Company, Board of Georgetown Ministry Center, and has been Vice President and General Counsel of the Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington. He is a graduate with honors of Columbia College and Columbia Law School.
Protector of Civil Rights
Michael Heiskell, and Johnson Vaughn & Heiskell
Advocates for Change
Thomas M. Breen, Todd S. Pugh, and Jonathan M. Brayman, and Breen & Pugh
Gerald Lefcourt
Andy and Andrea Sandler, and Mitchell Sandler PLLC
Martin G. Weinberg P.C.
Patrons of Freedom
Susan Necheles
Patrons of Freedom
Anne Chapman, and Mitchell Stein Carey Chapman, PC
Darlene Comstedt
Patrick Cotter
Tara Lenich, and Liberty Advisors LLC
Lisa Mathewson, and Mathewson Law LLC
Katherine Newberger
Sonya Pfieffer and David Rudolf, and Pfieffer Rudolf
Pillars of Justice
Michael Baldassare, and Baldassare & Mara, LLC
Caroline Ciraolo
Elliot J. and Lily Gardner Feldman
Kobie Flowers, and Flowers Keller LLP>
Lonnie Randolph, and Randolph & Randolph, P.C.
Steven Salky
Jack Steplight, and Flowers Keller LLP
Friends of NACDL
Anne Chapman, and Mitchell Stein Carey Chapman, PC
Seth P. Chazin, and the Law Offices of Seth P. Chazin
Darlene Comstedt, and Law Office of Darlene Bagley Comstedt
Patrick Cotter
Tara Lenich
Lisa Mathewson, and Mathewson Law LLC
Katherine Newberger
FAQ
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Will there be physical tickets?
There will not be physical tickets. Please make sure to provide the name of the person or persons attending to Clay Braswell and Nathan Cohen, cbraswell@nacdl.org and ncohen@nacdl.org.
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What if I am not using all of my tickets?
Anyone can turn unused tickets back to the Foundation and receive full tax-credit for that ticket. We ask that you let us know prior to the event how many tickets you will be using. Any returned tickets will be used at NFCJ’s discretion. Please keep in mind that once your tickets have been given back, they may not be available if you ask for them back.
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Is there parking?
There is parking at the hotel and additional parking lots scattered around the area.
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What is the dress code?
Business or business casual.
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What will be provided at the event?
Cocktails and appetizers will be provided.