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Associate Rachel Green recently appeared as a guest on the D.C. Bar’s podcast, Brief Encounters, in an episode entitled “Two Sides to D.C.’s New Ban on Non-Competes.” The episode focuses on the D.C. Council’s recent...

Washington, DC – Today, Lisa Banks and Debra Katz, who represent over 40 former Washington Commanders employees, sent a letter to an attorney for Daniel Snyder requesting the waiver of NDAs for former employees appearing...

Washington, DC – Alexis Ronickher and Debra S. Katz, who represent the former Twitter employee whose recorded testimony the House Select Committee used during today’s hearing, released the following statement regarding...

WASHINGTON, DC –  Lisa Banks and Debra Katz, the attorneys representing over 40 former Washington Commanders employees, released the following statement today in response to Roger Goodell’s testimony (and Dan...

Katz Banks Kumin is proud to announce that Lawdragon has recognized eleven attorneys in its 2022 list of 500 Leading Plaintiff Employment and Civil Rights Lawyers: Debra Katz, Lisa Banks, David Marshall, Avi Kumin, Alexis...

WASHINGTON, DC – Lisa Banks and Debra Katz, the attorneys representing over 40 former Washington Commanders employees, released the below statement in response to Dan Snyder’s refusal to testify at the House Committee on...

Katz Banks Kumin partner Debra Katz is among six recipients of the D.C. Bar’s inaugural Trailblazer Awards, which were established this year to commemorate the Bar’s 50th anniversary. Ms. Katz is being recognized for her...

Katz Banks Kumin partner Debra Katz recently discussed the effects of the Johnny Depp/Amber Heard verdict in the Associated Press article, “Depp-Heard trial: Advocates fear chilling effect on accusers.” After Johnny Depp...

Katz Banks Kumin partner Avi Kumin discussed the Department of Labor’s recent move to spotlight employee mental health in the Law360 article, “3 Employer Takeaways From DOL’s Mental Health Fact Sheet.” In new guidance...

WASHINGTON, DC – Lisa Banks and Debra Katz, the attorneys representing over 40 former Washington Commanders employees, released the below statement in response to the House Committee on Oversight and Reform requesting the...