C. Elizabeth Espin Stern

Background

Espin Stern, C. Elizabeth was born on June 21, 1961 in Prince Georges County, Maryland, United States.

Education

University of Virginia (Bachelor of Arts, with high distinction, 1983. Juris Doctor, 1986); spoken languages: Spanish, French.

Career

Worked at Shaw, Pittman, Potts & Trowbridge (Washington, District of Columbia) specializing in General Federal, Corporate, Commercial, Administrative and International Practice. Admitted to the bar, 1986, Virginia. 1988, District of Columbia.

Phi Beta Kappa.

Semifinalist, University of Virginia Lile Moot Court Competition. Listed in: Who"s Who in American Law. Outstanding Young Women In America.

Member: Information Technology Association of America (Immigration Policy Committee).

Editorial Board, Business Laws Incorporated. French-American Chamber of Commerce (Contributing Author, Speaker).

Member: District of Columbia Bar (Member, International Law Section). Bar Association of the District of Columbia (Chair, Young Lawyers Section, 1993-1994).

Virginia (Member, International Law Section) and American ("Under 35" Delegate for the District of Columbia) Bar Associations.

American Immigration Lawyers Association (Mentor, Business Visas Foreign Professionals). Washington International Trade Association. One of the largest full-service firms in the Washington, District of Columbia area, Shaw, Pittman, Potts & Trowbridge has almost forty years of experience representing local, national, and international clients in a full array of legal practice areas.

Using the firm"s extensive interdisciplinary resources, Shaw Pittman"s 250 attorneys work closely with clients to develop creative and cost-effective approaches to their legal questions.

Shaw Pittman is proud of its commitment to its clients and of the legislative, administrative and judicial strategies it develops to help them meet their objectives.

Achievements

• C. Elizabeth Espin Stern has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Membership

Member: Information Technology Association of America (Immigration Policy Committee). Editorial Board, Business Laws Incorporated. French-American Chamber of Commerce (Contributing Author, Speaker).

Member: District of Columbia Bar (Member, International Law Section).

Bar Association of the District of Columbia (Chair, Young Lawyers Section, 1993-1994). Virginia (Member, International Law Section) and American ("Under 35" Delegate for the District of Columbia) Bar Associations.

American Immigration Lawyers Association (Mentor, Business Visas Foreign Professionals). Washington International Trade Association.