Foley Hoag LLP attorney and Education Industry group Co-Chair Emily Nash, has been selected for the Boston Bar Association’s 2024-2025
Public Interest Leadership Program (PILP).
PILP is a 10-month program designed to provide intensive leadership and professional development training on a monthly basis to lawyers within their first 10 years of practice who are considered rising leaders in their field. The class will learn from and connect with legislators, judges, non-profit executives, and corporate leaders throughout Boston to gain the critical skills and tools necessary to grow as an effective advocate and voice in the community.
Nash’s practice focuses on complex civil litigation, white collar crime and government investigations, internal investigations, and labor and employment disputes. She also has significant experience representing clients in the higher education industry and is a member of the National Association of College and University Attorneys. Her pro bono work at the firm has involved state and federal litigation focused on civil rights, reproductive justice, and criminal defense issues.
