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About Thomas
Biography
I handle construction and business litigation. I have extensive trial experience as both a civil litigator and a former federal prosecutor, having tried over 50 jury trials.
Practice Areas
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Practice Area
Litigation
100%
35 years | 100 cases
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Licensed in District of Columbia for 33 years
State: District of Columbia
Acquired: 1992
No misconduct found
Licensed in Maryland for 18 years
State: Maryland
Acquired: 2007
No misconduct found
Licensed in New York for 34 years
State: New York
Acquired: 1992
No misconduct found
Location
Shapiro, Lifschitz and Schram, P.C.
1742 N Street, NW, Washington, DC, 20036
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Experience
Honors
2005
U.S. Attorney’s Award for Exceptional Performance, United States Attorney's Office
2005
Order of Merit from Chief of Police, Metropolitan Police Department
2002
U.S. Attorney’s Award for Creativity and Innovation, United States Attorney's Office
Work Experience
1995 - 2007
Assistant Attorney, United States Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia
1991 - 1995
Associate, Shearman & Sterling
Education
1991
Brooklyn Law School
JD - Juris Doctor
1987
Wake Forest University
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Speaking Engagements
2007
8th Annual Cold Case Homicide Conference
Prosecution of "no body" murder cases