Letters of Appreciation

WINSTON & STRAWN

January 17, 2002

Dear Dean Broderick:

The purpose of this memorandum is to express my overall impression and my gratitude toward one of your faculty members.

Professor Natalie Wasserman proved to be an outstanding individual and I commend her. We were recently opposing counsel in a pro bono child custody case filed in D.C. Superior Court. ...

Professor Wasserman's expertise regarding benefits for the needy and special education programs were of great help to me and I will be able to use the knowledge gained from her in subsequent cases. Although we were opposing counsel, we worked well together and obtained a result that was not only agreeable and suitable to both of our clients, but also truly in the best interest of the child.

In summary I was impressed with her and felt it important to express my feelings that you have a very dedicated and professional member on your legal and educational team. Thank you, and thank Professor Wasserman.

Sincerely,

Carey W. Fleming
Associate

Note: Prof. Wasserman is a faculty member in the HIV/AIDS Law Clinic.

January 17, 2002

Professor Ed Allen
David A. Clarke School of Law
University of the District of Columbia

Dear Sir:

Just a word to say "thanks" … for your solid support in bringing the issue of my unpaid Howard Hospital medical bills to satisfactory closure.

I dare say that the speed with which you handled the issue is a clear testimony of the principles of fairness and justice you deeply profess and propagate. It is people like you that have made this country a worthy place for mankind and the memories of this service are forever. For this distinction, I want to thank you most sincerely and trust that you will not rest on your oars.

I hope I can continue to depend on you as I plod through the undulating tasks of life. Once again, I thank you and other members of your wonderful team for this feat.

Yours sincerely,
Uchenna Garrick

Note: Prof. Allen is a faculty member in the Housing and Consumer Law Clinic.