The Dan Bradley AwardThe Dan Bradley Award is NLGLA's highest honor. It recognizes the efforts of a member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender legal community whose 2007 | Lavender Law 2007—San Francisco, CA 2006 | Lavender Law 2006—Washington, DC 2005 | Lavender Law 2005—San Diego, CA 2004 | Lavender Law 2004—Minneapolis, MN 2003 | Lavender Law 2003—New York, NY 2002 | Lavender Law 2002—Philadelphia, PA 2001 | Lavender Law 2001—Dallas, TX 2000 | Lavender Law 2000—Washington, D.C. 1999 | Lavender Law 1999—Seattle, WA 1998 | Lavender Law 1998—Boston, MA 1997 | Lavender Law 1997—West Hollywood, CA 1996 | Lavender Law V— New Orleans,
LA 1994 | Lavender Law IV—Portland, OR 1992 | Lavender Law III—Chicago, IL 1990 | Lavender Law II—Atlanta, GA |
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work, like Attorney Dan Bradley's, has led the way in our struggle for equality under the law. Dan Bradley was the first chair of the American Bar Association Section of Individual Rights and Responsibility's Committee on the Rights of Gay People, now known as the Committee for Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity. Bradley saw the law as a powerful instrument of social justice, and he believed that lawyers had an obligation to place their skills as advocates at the service of the least powerful among us. 
Ms. Logue spent 14 years as an attorney with Lambda Legal. She began her career by opening Lambda Legal’s Midwest Regional Office in Chicago in 1993 as Managing Attorney. She also served as Interim Legal Director and Senior Counsel, as well as Director of Constitutional Litigation. Logue left Lambda Legal earlier this year to become an associate judge for the Circuit Court of Cook County. NLGLA is proud to bestow a lifetime achievement award to Pat Logue in recognition of her many years of legal work contributing to the rights, safety and respect our community gained during that time.