Law Fellows
PILPG’s Law Fellows Program provides an opportunity for early-career lawyers to spend six months to one year working in PILPG’s Washington, DC or overseas offices. Law Fellows gain experience in the field of public international law by providing pro bono legal services to PILPG’s clients throughout the world.
2012/2013 Law Fellows
Jasper Kaikai, PILPG Kosovo Fellow
Mr. Kaikai is a graduate of the Tillburg University in the Netherlands. He previously worked with the Netherlands Institute of Human Rights. Mr. Kaikai works in PILPG’s Kosovo office on increasing citizens’ access to justice and supporting reform in the justice sector.
Max Margulies, PILPG Policy Fellow
Mr. Margulies is a graduate of Columbia University, with a Master of Arts in Political Science. He previously worked for the Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy. Mr. Margulies works in PILPG’s Washington, DC office providing assistance on PILPG’s various strategic policy planning projects.
Lauren Rogal, PILPG Law Fellow
Ms. Rogal is a graduate of University of Michigan Law School and the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies. She has worked with the Rule of Law, Justice and Security Team at the United Nations Development Program. Ms. Rogal works with PILPG’s Bosnia and Herzegovina project to provide assistance on constitutional development in PILPG’s Washington, DC office.
J. Trevor Ulbrick, PILPG Law Fellow
Mr. Ulbrick is a graduate of Northwestern University School of Law and the University of Chicago, with a Masters in International Relations. He has worked with the Office of the Prosecutor at the UN International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia and Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP. Mr. Ulbrick works on peace negotiations and transitional justice in PILPG’s Washington, DC office.
Jonathan Worboys, PILPG Law Fellow
Mr. Worboys is a graduate of University of Oxford. He previously worked atThe AIRE Centre. Mr. Worboys works in PILPG’s Washington, DC office on issues of maritime piracy.
2011/2012 Law Fellows
Gabe Armas-Cardona, PILPG Law Fellow
Mr. Armas-Cardona is a graduate of New York University School of Law and received funding from NYU to work with PILPG. He works on issues of transitional justice and human rights in PILPG’s New York office.
Athena Bochanis, PILPG Law Fellow
Ms. Bochanis is a graduate of New York University School of Law and received funding from NYU to work with PILPG. She works on issues of transitional justice and reform in PILPG’s New York office.
Sârra-Tilila Bounfour, PILPG Law Fellow
Ms. Bounfour is a graduate of the Washington College of Law and Université Paris Ouest La Défense in France. She works on the Libya and Egypt projects in PILPG’s Washington, DC office.
Heather Harms, PILPG Kosovo Fellow
Ms. Harms is a graduate of the George Washington University Law School. She works on access to justice issues in PILPG’s Prishtina, Kosovo office.
Elly Page, PILPG Law Fellow
Ms. Page is a graduate of Washington College of Law. She works on transitional governance and rule of law issues in PILPG’s Washington, DC office. Her work is sponsored by Washington College of Law’s JD Distinguished Fellowship.
Betsy Popken, PILPG Law Firm Fellow
Ms. Popken is a graduate of the University of Southern California Law School and the London School of Economics and Political Science. She works in PILPG’s Washington, DC office with sponsorship from one of PILPG’s law firm partners.
Asa Solway, PILPG Kosovo Fellow
Mr. Solway is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley Law. He previously worked with the Special Court for Sierra Leone and served as a lawyer in the Government of Sierra Leone. Mr. Solway works on access to justice issues in PILPG’s Prishtina, Kosovo office.
Tyler Thompson, PILPG Ceasefires Fellow
Mr. Thompson is a graduate of Washington College of Law. He works on ceasefire issues in PILPG’s Washington, DC office.
2010/2011 Law Fellows
Skye Bougsty-Marshall, PILPG Land Reform Fellow
Mr. Bougsty-Marshall is a graduate of Washington College of Law. He worked on land reform issues for Kenya and on water diplomacy in PILPG’s New York office.
Shannon Fyfe, PILPG Helton Fellow
Ms. Fyfe is a graduate of Vanderbilt University School of Law. She worked in PILPG’s Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania office. Her work with PILPG was sponsored by the American Society of International Law’s Arthur C. Helton Fellowship.
Julie Gryce, PILPG Law Firm Fellow
Ms. Gryce is a graduate of Washington College of Law. She worked in PILPG’s Washington, DC office on PILPG’s Darfur and Kenya projects. Her work with PILPG was sponsored by one of PILPG’s law firm partners.
Laura Hough, PILPG Law Firm Fellow
Ms. Hough is a graduate of the William and Mary School of Law. She worked in PILPG’s Washington, DC office with sponsorship from one of PILPG’s law firm partners.
David Mandel-Anthony, PILPG Tolan Fellow
Mr. Mandel-Anthony is a graduate of Fordham Law School. He worked in PILPG’s Kampala, Uganda office. His work with PILPG was sponsored by Fordham Law School’s James E. Tolan Fellowship.
Kay Marshall, PILPG Transitional Justice Fellow
Ms. Marshall is a graduate of Washington College of Law. She worked on issues of transitional justice in PILPG’s Washington, DC office.
Jocelyn Rafferty, PILPG Nepal Fellow
Ms. Rafferty is a graduate of Washington College of Law. She worked in PILPG’s Kathmandu, Nepal office on issues relating to post-conflict constitution drafting and implementation.
Tara Rucker, PILPG East Africa Fellow
Ms. Rucker is a graduate of Washington College of Law. She worked in PILPG’s Washington, DC office on issues relating to constitutional implementation in Kenya and protection of human rights in Tanzania.
Todd Williams, PILPG Law Firm Fellow
Mr. Williams is a graduate of the University of Washington School of Law and the Jackson School of International Studies. He worked with PILPG’s New York office on PILPG’s Kenya project.
2009/2010 Law Fellows
Peter Chapman, PILPG Helton Fellow
Mr. Chapman is a graduate of Washington College of Law. He worked in PILPG’s Kampala, Uganda office. His work with PILPG was sponsored by the American Society of International Law’s Arthur C. Helton Fellowship.
Nicholas Leddy, PILPG Transitional Justice Fellow
Mr. Leddy is a graduate of Washington College of Law. He worked on issues of transitional justice in PILPG’s Kampala, Uganda office.
Elise Liadis, PILPG Law Firm Fellow
Ms. Liadis is a graduate of Harvard Law School. She worked in PILPG’s Washington, DC office. Her work with PILPG was sponsored by Hogan Lovells.
Sonja Schiller, PILPG Law Firm Fellow
Ms. Schiller is a graduate of Washington University School of Law. She worked with PILPG on war crimes issues. Her work with PILPG was sponsored by one of PILPG’s law firm partners.
Elizabeth Stuart, PILPG Law Firm Fellow
Ms. Stuart is a graduate of Duke University School of Law. She worked in PILPG’s Kampala, Uganda office. Her work with PILPG was sponsored by Clifford Chance.
