- Angie Bailey Intake Specialist
- Elizabeth Da Victoria Lobo Staff Attorney, Brief Services Unit
- Ashley Graham Senior Staff Attorney, Brief Services Unit
- Shaina Hagen Staff Attorney
- Heather Molina Managing Attorney, Brief Services Unit and Intake
- Frank Natale Director of Litigation and Advocacy
- Leah Quaile Managing Attorney, Family Law Practice
- Brittania Elias Intake Specialist
- Valerie M. Scott Compliance and Operations Coordinator
- Maya Sheppard Managing Attorney, Barriers to Employment
- Bradford Voegeli Managing Attorney
- Elizabeth Vogel Equal Justice Works Fellow Sponsored by the Morrison & Foerster Foundation
- Adam Marshall Staff Attorney, Housing Law
- Jessica Davis-Ricci Westwood Fellow
- Kathy Hollins Director of Finance and Administration
- Lori Leibowitz Coordinator, Right to Housing Initiative
- Deborah Levine Staff Attorney, Brief Services Unit
- Eva Seidelman Staff Attorney, Housing Cooperative Preservation Initiative
- Khayree Abdullah Intake Specialist/ Paralegal
- Rachel Weiss Staff Attorney, Barriers to Employment
- Jason Horrell Family Law and Public Benefits Staff Attorney
- Qualana Alli Family Law Staff Attorney
- Brittania Elias Intake Specialist / Paralegal
Shaina HagenStaff Attorney
Shaina Lamchick Hagen joined NLSP in 2015. She is a Staff Attorney at NLSP’s Ward 7 Polk Street Office. Her work focuses on protecting affordable housing options for low-income individuals and families, particularly through tenant representation in landlord-tenant proceedings and housing conditions cases.
Shaina has been committed to advocating for Washington D.C.’s most vulnerable residents throughout her career. Before joining NLSP, Shaina was a post-graduate housing fellow at the Legal Aid Society of DC. During her time in law school, she interned with Neighborhood Legal Services Program working on housing and consumer issues, the Legal Aid Society of DC, Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless, and the U.S. Attorney’s Office. She was also a student attorney in her law school’s Domestic Violence Clinic. Prior to law school, Shaina worked at District Alliance for Safe Housing, where she gained experience in both direct client services and development.
Shaina received her J.D. from American University, Washington College of Law, where she had a full-tuition scholarship as a Public Interest/Public Service Scholar. She graduated magna cum laude, Order of the Coif and served as an Articles Editor of the American University Law Review. She received her B.A. from George Washington University, where she graduated summa cum laude as a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
Shaina can be reached by phone at 202-853-3273, or via email to, shagen@nlsp.org.
