Legally Artsy

As summer associate season starts to wind down, law firms are getting creative with their activities. Nixon Peabody's DC office took a trip to ArtJamz at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Here's DC managing partner Jeff Lesk and his wife Sara Lesk in the Kogod Courtyard with their masterpiece.

Associates enjoyed live jazz, food, and wine (and the sense that this is what big law life always entails) while painting their canvases. Here are Katherine Hannah, Anjali Vohra, Harini Kidambi, and Nia Newton.

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