Margaret Lohmann

Associate

Biography

Maggie Lohmann is a lifelong lover of learning but has always been especially drawn to reading and writing. Maggie honed her award-winning research and writing skills during her undergraduate years as an English Literature major and during law school as an Associate and Senior Editor for the West Virginia Law Review, a member of the WVU College of Law National Moot Court Team, and a Student Attorney with the West Virginia Innocence Project. After studying abroad in Europe and Southeast Asia, Maggie also appreciates thinking through multiple perspectives to reach a solution. She loves using her skills to help clients and working to fit the puzzle pieces of research together to answer a question. A former Steptoe & Johnson summer associate, Maggie currently focuses her practice on employment litigation.

Licensed In

West Virginia

Education

J.D. West Virginia University College of Law

B.A. West Virginia Wesleyan College

Memberships

The Order of the Coif, WVU College of Law
The Order of the Barristers, WVU College of Law
Student Attorney: West Virginia Innocence Project, 2022-2023
Senior Editor, West Virginia Law Review, Vol. 125
Associate Editor, West Virginia Law Review, Vol. 124
2022 WVU College of Law National Moot Court Team
2023 National Energy and Sustainability Moot Court Competition Chair
Board Member: West Virginia Wesleyan College Alumni Council
Board Member: Camp Kno-Koma Board of Directors

Achievements

2023 The Burton Awards Law360 Distinguished Legal Writing Award
2023 WVU College of Law Pro Bono Service Award
CALI Awards: Legislation and Regulation, Appellate Advocacy, Labor Law
2022 WVU College of Law Baker Cup Best Brief Award
2020 WVWC Outstanding Senior Award
2020 WVWC English Department Outstanding Senior Award

Speaking Engagements

Presenter, “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion – What’s an Employer to Do in Light of Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. Versus University of NC and Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. Versus President & Fellows of Harvard College and Competing Guidance from the EEOC“

Publications

Law of the Land: The Continuing Legacy of Indian Law’s Racist Roots and Its Impact on Native American Land Rights, 125 W.Va. L. Rev. 329 (2022).

Related Service

Employment Litigation

Related News & Resources

Speaker Event

2024 WV SHRM State Council HR Legislative & Law Conference

Steptoe & Johnson attorneys Michael Moore, Anthony Caldera, Jack Merinar, David Morrison, T...

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