Ryan L. Jones, the District’s associate attorney for general projects in the Office of the Attorney General, announced he is leaving the position to focus on private law.
After serving for 10 months as an associate D.C. attorney general, Ryan L. Jones, who lost a campaign for attorney general last year, is leaving the office to focus on his private law practice, he said.
Fast, informative and written just for locals. Get The 7 DMV newsletter in your inbox every weekday morning. Jones, 39, became the District’s associate attorney general for special projects after losing in last November’s election to the current D.C. attorney general, “OAG is grateful to Mr. Jones for his commitment to the District of Columbia and for the assistance he has provided Attorney General Schwalb during the first year of his administration,” a Schwalb spokesperson said in a statement. “We wish Mr. Jones all the best in his future endeavors.”
In an interview, Jones said he plans to focus his private practice on some of the same issues he worked on in the attorney general’s office, including housing equity, youth welfare and public safety.
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