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9 October 2025

Partner Lauren Hartz Named A Rising Star By The National Law Journal

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Jenner & Block

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Jenner & Block is a law firm of international reach with more than 500 lawyers in six offices. Our firm has been widely recognized for producing outstanding results in corporate transactions and securing significant litigation victories from the trial level through the United States Supreme Court.
Partner Lauren Hartz has been recognized as a recipient of the The National Law Journal’s 2025 DC Rising Stars award. The honor recognizes the most promising lawyers age 40 and under in Washington DC.
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Partner Lauren Hartz has been recognized as a recipient of the The National Law Journal's 2025 DC Rising Stars award. The honor recognizes the most promising lawyers age 40 and under in Washington DC.

Lauren serves as Co-Chair of Jenner's Education Practice—ranked band 1 nationwide by Chambers—and co-founded the firm's innovative Organizational Values and Strategy Task Force. She is a trusted advisor and crisis counselor to universities, foundations, and organizations confronting their most critical legal challenges. Her victories and strategic counsel have generated nationwide impact.

Recognized for her comprehensive and practical approach, Lauren assists clients in developing and executing policies addressing admissions, freedom of expression, antidiscrimination law, and other emerging issues. She has guided institutions through successful resolutions of DOJ investigations, OCR complaints, and private litigation.

As an engaged NACUA member and prominent voice in higher education law, Lauren collaborates with clients to proactively navigate this dynamic legal environment while preserving their core mission and values.

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Jenner & Block is a law firm of international reach with more than 500 lawyers in six offices. Our firm has been widely recognized for producing outstanding results in corporate transactions and securing significant litigation victories from the trial level through the United States Supreme Court.
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