Immigration Law Gala at Jones Day

The Capital Area Immigrants' Rights (CAIR) Coalition recently held its Justice For All live art and auction on Jones Day's rooftop terrace. CAIR Coalition executive director Kathy Doan, second from right, is flanked by auctioneer BJ Jennings, CAIR legal director Heidi Altman, and Alston & Bird senior counsel and CAIR board chair Jonathan Fee. The nonprofit partners with more than 30 DC-area law firms to give legal assistance to immigrants detained in local jails. It serves hundreds per month.

We snapped Jones Day firmwide partner in charge of pro bono and CAIR Coalition board member Laura Tuell Parcher with Jones Day associate and CAIR Legal Advisory Committee member Jenna Brofsky. The evening honored Gibson Dunn, Arent Fox, Cooley's Charles Charpentier, and Fairfax County public defender Todd Petit and assistant public defender Bryan Kennedy.

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