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Eldon ("Took") H. Crowell
Took is a founding partner of Crowell & Moring, a Washington
DC-based law firm employing more than 270 lawyers. An authority
on Government Contract and International Laws, he has written
and lectured extensively on these subjects, and has represented
foreign and domestic corporations in a wide range of problems,
both in litigation and counseling, in the United States. He
was a Visiting Lecturer at the University of Virginia School
of Law and at The George Washington University National Law
Center. Mr. Crowell was graduated from Princeton University,
cum laude, and the University of Virginia School of Law, where
he was on the Editorial Board of the Virginia Law Review.
A Fellow of the American Bar Foundation, he is a member of
the American, Federal, and District of Columbia bar associations.
Mr. Crowell has served as a Public Member of the Administrative
Conference of the United States. He is a Fellow of the National
Contract Management Association and the recipient of their
1992 Roback Award. He is the President of the Board of Directors
of the National Association of Public Interest Law Fellowships
for Equal Justice.
Veronica Eady Famira
Veronica is Associate General Counsel at New
York Lawyers for the Public Interest and an adjunct professor
at Fordham University Law School. Prior to that, Veronica
was general counsel at West
Harlem Environmental Action, and an environmental lawyer
and professor at Tufts University in the Department of Urban
and Environmental Policy and Planning. She also served as
Director of the Environmental Justice and Brownfields Programs
for the Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs.
Ms. Eady is the former chair of EPA's National Environmental
Justice Advisory Council. She sits on the Board of Directors
for Earth Island Institute.
Douglas T. Kendall
Doug is Community Rights Counsel’s founder and Executive
Director. As CRC's Executive Director, Doug has represented
local government clients in state and federal appellate courts
around the country and before the U.S. Supreme Court. Doug
is also co-author of CRC's Takings Litigation Handbook: Defending
Takings Challenges to Land Use Regulations (American Legal
Publishing 2000). Doug received his undergraduate and law
degrees from the University of Virginia.
David Stern
David is the Executive Director of Equal Justice Works, a national coalition of public interest organizations that helps promote law careers in social justice. He graduated from the Georgetown University Law Center in 1985 and clerked for two federal judges in Baltimore. He then worked for a small public interest law firm that represented whistleblowers in government and private industry, as well as individuals discriminated against on the basis of their sex, race, disability, sexual orientation, or age.
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