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Education
- J.D., Yale University (2009)
- A.B., Harvard University, Sociology, magna cum laude (2002)
Admitted
- Alaska (2010)
- New York bar admission pending
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Rebecca A. Windt
Rebecca Windt joined the firm in 2010. Before joining Ashburn & Mason, Becky served as a law clerk for Justice Morgan Christen of the Alaska Supreme Court.
Becky maintains an active transactional real estate and land use practice, and assists in the firm’s regulatory and general civil litigation practices. She also serves as a pro bono volunteer with the Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, representing survivors of domestic violence in family law cases.
Prior to law school, Becky worked as a travel writer, a middle school teacher, a campaign organizer, an advocate for abused and neglected youth, and an advisor to undergraduate community service programming at Dartmouth College. From 2005 to 2006 she served as an appointed member of the City Planning Board and the Pedestrian and Bike Path Advisory Committee in Lebanon, NH.
In law school Becky gained clinical experience representing non-profit organizations and community groups on land use and real estate matters, worked part time on economic development projects for the City of New York, and served as an editor of the Yale Journal of Law and Feminism. She is an avid runner and commuter cyclist.
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