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Celebrating the Class of 2023 Influential Women of Law
Virginia Lawyers Weekly//June 5, 2023
Practitioners from across the commonwealth came together with family and friends for Virginia Lawyers Weekly’s Influential Women awards program.
The Class of 2023 honorees were feted at a recognition awards event on May 23 at the John Marshall Ballrooms in downtown Richmond.
The Influential Women award celebrates accomplished and high-achieving women who have improved the legal profession in the Old Dominion and left their individual marks in the law of the state.
Those honored in this program are leading lights in the Virginia legal establishment. They have run bar groups, spearheaded important initiatives or chaired major committees. They are at the top of their chosen practice fields.
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