Richie Mullaney ’25 Receives George Wythe Award at Law School Commencement
Richie Mullaney ’25 received the George Wythe Award during William & Mary Law School’s commencement ceremony at Kaplan Arena on Saturday, May 17.
The honor is given each year by the Law School in recognition of outstanding service by a member of the graduating class.
Mullaney graduated from Georgetown University with a B.A. in government and American Studies, and a Master of Professional Studies, Urban & Regional Planning, and since then has served as a Notes Editor for the William & Mary Law Review. He has also served on the National Trial Team and Legal History Society and was a Dean’s Associate and Student Admissions Ambassador.
He has interned in the Office of General Counsel of the City of Jacksonville, Florida, and as a summer associate at Rogers Towers in Jacksonville. Most recently he took home the Community Spirit Award in memory of Betta Labanish, William & Mary Law School’s longtime administrative assistant who passed away in January 2024.
Mullaney will be joining Driver, McAffee, Hawthorne & Diebenow in Jacksonville as an associate after graduation.