James H. Johnston

Jim Johnston is a lawyer and writer in Washington D.C.  His law practice covers telecommunications, intellectual property, and appellate litigation.  Jim is also a writer with over eighty articles to his credit on such topics as telecommunications, the practice of law and the organized bar, history, art, terrorism, and books.  His work has appeared in the Washington Post, Legal Times of Washington, American Lawyer, and the Maryland Historical Society Magazine.  You may check out his recent book, The Recollections of Margaret Cabell Brown Loughborough, and his upcoming book From Slave Ship to Harvard at the left.  A list of his articles and links to copies of many may be found at the Publications button.

James H. Johnston