Northern Virginia Chapter

The Northern Virginia Chapter has over 80 members.

Chapter Officers

PRESIDENT
Laurie Neff

VICE PRESIDENT/PRESIDENT ELECT
Kabara Praskavich

SECRETARY
Eileen Blessinger

TREASURER
Dana Wolfson

Chapter members may access additional resources in the Member Portal

Chapter News

Northern Virginia Chapter
Incoming VWAA President for 2023-2024

Alison Mullins, President 2023-2024

Congrautlations to Alison Mullins, VWAA's incoming President for the 2023-2024 year.

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Northern Virginia Chapter
Incoming VWAA Secretary for 2023-2024

Maureen Carr, Secretary 2023-2024

VWAA celebrates Maureen Carr, its incoming Secretary for the 2023-24 year.

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Northern Virginia Chapter
2023 Super Lawyers

Congratulations to our members who have been chosen as 2023 Super Lawyers From the Northern Virginia Chapter.

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Northern Virginia Chapter
2023 Super Lawyers Family Law Rising Stars

Congratulations to our members who have been chosen as 2023 Super Lawyers Family Law Rising Stars from the Northern Virginia Chapter.

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Northern Virginia Chapter
Holiday Reception

NOVA’s beloved Holiday Reception Returns as an In-Person Event at the Barns of Wolf Trap

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Northern Virginia Chapter
NOVA VWAA Annual Holiday Reception

The Northern Virginia Chapter will host its annual Holiday Reception in-person this year at The Barns of Wolf Trap on December 6, 2022. RSVP by November 29 to attend.

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Meetings, Initiatives & Events

The Northern Virginia Chapter holds regular monthly meetings. Annual events include Color of Justice Program and an Ethics Seminar.

ShounBach attorney Molly Garrett, a former President of the Northern Virginia Women Attorneys Association (NVWAA), launched the NVWAA’s Mount Vernon Initiative during her tenure in 2016 to promote diversity in the legal field and bridge the gap between legal professionals and young women interested in the law and the legal profession. Through the Mount Vernon Program, VWAA volunteers have traveled to Mount Vernon High School to discuss and present on numerous topics. In its first year, volunteers discussed various topics with the students including different law school experiences, how to prepare for and apply to law school, different legal practice areas, different jobs available to people with law degrees and more. Since its inception, the program has inspired many students to further explore a profession in the law. Find out more about the Mount Vernon Program.


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