Rebecca Connolly routinely provides quality guidance to clients in many areas of litigation law including employment law, commercial contracts, and trademark licensing. As a valuable member of the team, Rebecca also assists with researching lending regulations and is relied upon to monitor developments in COVID-19-related litigation. She has additional experience in pro bono matters concerning legal malpractice and asylum law.

Prior to joining Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP, Rebecca worked as a White House public affairs intern, drafting press releases and blog posts and responding to media queries; as a legal intern at The U.S. Attorney's Office in New Jersey, researching legal issues for criminal and civil attorneys and writing briefs in support of summary judgment; and as a law clerk at a Washington, D.C. law firm, assisting with a variety of duties. Rebecca also worked as a Student Attorney for Rising for Justice, representing tenants in D.C.'s Landlord Tenant Court.

Bar Admissions
District of Columbia, 2021

Pennsylvania, 2021

Education
George Washington University, 2020
Juris Doctor (J.D.)
With Honors
Thurgood Marshall Scholar
George Washington Scholar
Articles Editor, Federal Circuit Bar Journal

George Washington University, 2017
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
magna cum laude
Nominee, Manatt-Trachtenberg Prize
President, Panhellenic Association
Member, Order of Omega (Greek Honor Society)