In observance of Juneteenth, Ward Law offices will be closed on Friday June 18th. Celebrated on June 19th, Juneteenth commemorates the date in 1865, more ...
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Pride is Much More than a Parade
Parades may have been replaced by picnics, but there are still many reasons to celebrate this Pride Month. Since last June, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that ...
Ward Law Receives Nationally Recognized Woman-Owned Distinction
Ward Law is honored to announce that it has received the renowned Women’s Business Enterprise (WBE) certification from the distinguished Women’s Business ...
Enough is Enough: Stop Asian Racism!
My heart is broken for the lives that were taken and for the families who lost loved ones on Tuesday March 16th. It was on that day that a gunman killed eight ...
It’s Still Women’s History Month – Keep That Same Energy!
All History is Not Created Equal It has been a thrill to see my fellow sisters make history over the last year. Kamala Harris was elected the first female ...
Jennifer Ward Named Vice Chair of the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the Professional Liability Underwriting Society
Congratulations to Jennifer Ward for being named Vice Chair of the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the Professional Liability Underwriting Society (PLUS). PLUS is ...
Black History is America’s History
Over the past year, our nation has faced a racial reckoning. We are beginning to acknowledge the role that systemic racism plays in every facet of society, but ...
Women Working for a More Perfect Union
Leading up to the Inauguration, I thought that I understood the significance of the day. It would have been difficult to ignore the many headlines that ...
From Walkers to the White House – Ward Law’s Christopher Curci a Player in National Politics?!
By: Alix Fequiere What does the Trump Campaign’s lawsuit challenging the 2020 Election Results have in common with a Fair Housing Act lawsuit premised upon a ...
#straightforWARDtalk: Rest In Peace – Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Ruth Bader Ginsburg is my hero. Yes, she was crucial to the fight for gender equality. Yes, she was the first female tenured professor at Columbia Law ...