Georgetown Univ. Law Center
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Georgetown Univ. Law Center
Lawyers
Allyn Lise Taylor
General Practice,
Benjamin Goldsmith
General Practice,
Brandi E McNeil
General Practice,
Daniel Alan Hougendobler
General Practice,
Dina Epstein
Consumer Rights, Business,
Donald C Langevoort
General Practice,
Eli Clemans Northrup
General Practice,
Eric Lindblom
General Practice,
Erica Hashimoto
General Practice,
Eve L Dubrow
General Practice,
Irving L Gornstein
Jennifer Tschirch
General Practice,
Judith Areen
Other, Employment, Business, Family Law,
Kenneth G. Starling
General Practice,
Lawrence J Center
General Practice,
Leila Abolfazli
Lisa Heinzerling
Environmental Law, Government,
Montano Christopher Cabezas
General Practice,
R Michael Gadbaw
Robert K Stumberg
General Practice,
Robert J. Haft
General Practice,
Roy A. Schotland
General Practice,
Sarah Ellen Mccarthy
General Practice,
Shanti Hubbard
General Practice,
Warren Franklyn Schwartz
General Practice,
Reviews
This is a serious Law School with dedicated law students and future lawyers. Georgetown law is one of the best schools in the United States and the students there will be some of the finest lawyers. If you're thinking about coming here hopefully you'll realize this is exactly where you need to be.
The Georgetown University Law Center is located in the Capitol Hill area of Washington, D.C. The campus consists of five buildings. It’s not located in the same area as Georgetown University. It’s not really a tourist attraction. If someone’s considering going to law school there that’s probably the only reason they would stop in and check out the campus. I happened to visit in fall so the leaves changing color made it quite pretty.
One of the best law schools you can attend.
The school overall is great, but I wouldn’t recommend it for students with disabilities. Students and speakers who are privacy-conscious should be careful as well. Mary Ellen Vigeant is the current director of disability services and she makes disabled students manually record audio of their law school classes on their personal cell phones without the knowledge of some professors, any class speakers or any other students. She also makes the school use a smartphone app built by a Silicon Valley startup called Otter, which was created by people in business to transcribe meetings. She has her disabled students install Otter on their phones to do the recordings so they can get the audio transcribed by Otter’s artificial intelligence (basically a worse version of automated Youtube captions) and use that transcript for class notes, without telling them or their professors that Otter is not designed for law schools, so it has no legal dictionary, it has no duty of privacy, everything that is recorded stays in the cloud forever, and Otter makes money selling user data. And if its user list ever got hacked, it would show a pretty comprehensive list of the students with disabilities at Georgetown Law.
Georgetown Law is really just an incubator for the unimpressive ruling class of tomorrow"....I have no optimism for the future of our Judges because this is just another indoctrination camp.