Food from the Bar's Billiard Bash!

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Last night, we went to the Billiard Bash, the kickoff to the 2017 Food from the Bar Campaign at Buffalo Billiards. We snapped General Dynamics’ Rich Mendelowitz and his wife, Vicki MendelowitzMiguel Cuya, Coach Kiprunning Joe Fisher and Capital Area Food Bank’s Christel Allen Hair.

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The event was presented by the Community Projects Committee, Tax & Business Law Forum and kicked off DC’s 2017 Food from the Bar campaign benefiting the Capital Area Food Bank. Here, Akin Gump’s Martie Kendrick, Jackson & Campbell’s Nancy Kuhn and Koonz, McKenney, Johnson, DePaolis & Lightfoot’s Kelly Fisher.

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Guests mingled with attorneys from dozens of Washington firms participating and enjoyed free pool, appetizers and a door prize ticket for a chance to win items like Nationals tickets. Here, Thompson Coburn LLP’s Nicole Allen, Jim Sullivan and Jesse Halpern.

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The event was hosted by the Women’s Bar Association of the District of Columbia, which is committed to ensuring that its employees, members and guests are able to conduct their activities free from harassment or intimidation. Here, Georgetown Law’s Danielle Sochaczevski and Dana Sebrow.

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