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						Attorney has won justice  for African-Americans and the injured in groundbreaking cases
 Lem Howell ’58 has received the President’s Award from the  Washington State Bar Association “in recognition of a career devoted to  the tenacious pursuit of civil justice for the injured and the  passionate protection of civil rights for all.”
Lem Howell ’58 has received the President’s Award from the  Washington State Bar Association “in recognition of a career devoted to  the tenacious pursuit of civil justice for the injured and the  passionate protection of civil rights for all.”
Early in his career, the Seattle attorney won a groundbreaking case  that opened construction unions to African-American workers in  Washington. He won another case that established the responsibility for  general contractors to ensure the safety of all workers on their  construction sites. A history graduate, Howell is listed in America’s  Best Lawyers and as a “Super Lawyer” in Washington Law &  Politics.
					 
											
														
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