Lauren I. Freidenberg-McBride Joins the National Police Accountability Project’s Board of Directors

MHB Of Counsel Lauren I. Freidenberg-McBride recently joined the the National Police Accountability Project’s Board of Directors.

NPAP is one of the few national organizations that focuses solely on ending law enforcement overreach and abuse of power. NPAP provides essential support to a network of over 500 civil rights attorneys that file thousands of lawsuits against police departments, jails and prisons, holding officers accountable for misconduct. Beyond the courtroom, NPAP helps to shape laws and work with communities to drive real change. NPAP’s legislative advocacy pushes for accountability and reform at every level of government, while its partnerships with grassroots organizations ensure that those most impacted by police violence have a voice. By providing litigation, policy reform and community engagement, NPAP is not just addressing police misconduct – its changing the systems that allow it to happen and working toward a future where every community is protected from abuse. Lauren is honored to join the esteemed Board of Directors to continue NPAP’s important mission and community-driven goals.

MHB attorneys have a long history of leadership in civic and legal organizations. Our attorneys have served as leaders in a variety of state and national organizations, such as the Washington Employment Lawyers’ Association, ACLU, and American Immigration Lawyers’ Association. This experience is consistent with MHB’s commitment to service in the community, development of the legal profession, and advocacy for underserved groups. We are proud of the work MHB’s attorney do through these organizations.