Cardozo Society
The Cardozo Society of Washington State is the official Washington State Bar Association minority bar for Jewish lawyers in Washington. Run by the Jewish Federation, the Cardozo Society programming integrates legal and Jewish concerns to demonstrate the unique contributions the legal profession can make to improve the Jewish community at large.
In an effort to strengthen relationships among Jewish attorneys and between Jewish attorneys and Jewish law students in Washington State, the Cardozo Society of Washington State, in conjunction with J-Pro, has offers an annual mentor-mentee program.
Check out our Cardozo Society Pro Bono Program. Get involved in pro bono work with a wide variety of legal service providers and in many different practice areas throughout Washington.
Are you looking for a lawyer? Check out the Professional Directory of Jewish Washington for full listings.
Thank you to our volunteer co-chairs Aric Bomsztyk of Barokas, Martin & Tomlinson, and Dan Swedlow of Teamsters Local Union 117.
Events
You can stay up-to-date the latest news and events by joining our e-mail list. Sign up today!
There are no events currently scheduled.
News
Leadership
2011 Cardozo Society Advisory Group
Aric Bomsztyk, Cardozo Society Co-Chair
Daniel Swedlow, Cardozo Society Co-Chair
Sarah Berkenwald
Sou Bounletay
Bill Bowman
Mike Brown
Jessica Cohen
Steve Hemmat
Aviva Kamm
Lauren Katz
Aaron Kiviat
Aaron Kleiner
Rob Lavitt
Sharon Perlin
Royce Roberts
Judge Steven Rosen
Judge Carol Shapira
Craig Sternberg
Barry Wallis
Aaron Wolff
More Info
We encourage all Jewish attorneys, legal professionals and law students to contact us with any questions about the Cardozo Society.
For more information on the Cardozo Society of Washington State, please contact Cardozo [at] JewishInSeattle [dot] org.
You can stay up-to-date with Cardozo news and events by receiving Cardozo emails. To sign up for the Cardozo Society e-mail list, use the sign-up page.
Giving
Membership to the Cardozo Society is now free to all attorneys in Washington State.
Those who make annual Community Campaign gifts of $180 will be recognized as Cardozo Society members in publications and listings.
Members who give a household gift of $1,800 will become Cardozo Honor Society members.
There are no special giving opportunities at the moment.









