WASHINGTON CIVIL & DISABILITY ADVOCATE
WHO WE ARE
Washington Civil and Disability Advocate is guided by the simple but powerful proposition that all lives have equal dignity and worth. As a result, this organization is committed to providing legal services to people with disabilities without charging attorney fees. Washington Civil and Disability Advocate is committed to an "all of the above" approach to increasing accessibility and inclusion in Washington state and, in addition to litigation, assists with disability education and awareness efforts, including informing the disability community on disability rights.
Washington Civil & Disability Advocate is currently home to three attorneys. It was founded in 2016 by Conrad Reynoldson to ensure individuals with disabilities a low-cost avenue to protect their civil rights. WACDA was established as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit in February 2017.
MEET THE TEAM
Conrad Reynoldson
Conrad, our founder, and the lead attorney was born in Tacoma and is a lifelong Washingtonian. Conrad attended college at Seattle Pacific University and graduated Summa Cum Laude with a double major in History and Political Science in 2009, then went on to graduate from the University of Washington School of Law in 2014. Conrad is a Blackstone Legal Fellow and is admitted to practice in Washington State and Federally in the Western and Eastern Districts.
Jill Sulzberg
Jill Sulzberg is licensed to practice law in Washington, Texas, and Illinois (inactive). After college, Jill was an advocate for a large disability rights organization in New York City, where she often focused on employment issues under the Americans with Disabilities Act. The legal team there inspired Jill to become a lawyer, and she spent her first years as an attorney in Chicago and El Paso, Texas practicing labor and employment law exclusively. Jill also has experience as a mediator and conciliator. Outside the office, Jill enjoys running in the woods with her dog, sea kayaking, and reading fiction.
Bonnie Fong
Bonnie Fong is an experienced litigator across diverse practice areas. Before joining the WACDA team, Bonnie engaged in commercial litigation, administrative appeals, and contract drafting and enforcement. Bonnie also has an extensive pro bono background with marginalized communities including her work with the King County Housing Justice Project, Vacating Criminal Records Project, and others. When Bonnie is not fighting for the rights of others, she is a dedicated foster parent and case manager at the Seattle Animal Shelter.
WHAT WE DO
CASES
Washington Civil and Disability Advocate is committed to defending civil rights with an emphasis on protecting persons with disabilities and ensuring accessibility for all. Learn more about our cases...
MAKE A DONATION
Washington Civil & Disability Advocate is a 501 (c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit disability rights law firm (Tax ID 81-3318478). Any donations are tax-deductible. Your contribution will help us achieve our goals of advocating for justice, increasing accessibility, and ending discrimination without charging attorney fees to clients with disabilities. Your donations will also contribute to disability awareness and education efforts and resource and attorney referral services for people with disabilities, all at no charge. We appreciate any contribution of any size. Thank you for supporting the cause. Together we can make Washington more accessible and inclusive.
VOLUNTEER
This is one of the simplest ways to help out our cause. We believe the best way for our initiatives to be successful is for the community to actively get involved. This is an easy and efficient way of contributing to the great work we do at Washington Civil and Disability Advocate. Get in touch with any questions about how you can volunteer today.