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Marisa M. Kashino

Senior Editor

Marisa M. Kashino joined Washingtonian in 2009 and was a senior editor until 2022.

News & Politics

A Divorce Lawyers’ Guide to a Good Marriage

They spend their professional lives sweeping up the wreckage of ruined relationships. So they know a thing or two about what not to do in a marriage.

Work & Family | Dec 18, 2012

Saving Dogs and Making Movies: A New Chapter for a Top Washington Lawyer

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Saving Dogs and Making Movies: A New Chapter for a Top Washington Lawyer

Eric Bernthal retired after 40 years as a lawyer to focus on helping curb stray dog populations.

Capital Comment, Law & Lobbying | Dec 4, 2012

Paul Clement, the GOP’s Unofficial Super Lawyer, Can’t Seem to Win

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Paul Clement, the GOP’s Unofficial Super Lawyer, Can’t Seem to Win

Despite a strong reputation, Clement is struggling with a losing streak.

Capital Comment, Law & Lobbying | Dec 3, 2012

Jill Kelley Has Hired Washington’s Crisis Dream Team, Abbe Lowell and Judy Smith

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Jill Kelley Has Hired Washington’s Crisis Dream Team, Abbe Lowell and Judy Smith

The second woman caught up in the Petraeus scandal now has some serious muscle behind her.

Capital Comment, News & Gossip | Nov 13, 2012

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Helpful Tips for Potential Dog Owners

Handy pet supplies, how much it costs to have a dog, keeping your dog healthy, and more.

Home Design Chats | Oct 17, 2012

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Handy Dog Supplies

Poop bags, chew toys, doormats, and more gadgets for man's best friend.

Home Design Chats | Oct 17, 2012

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Stage Presence: Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Love of the Arts

Ruth Bader Ginsburg learned to love music and theater as a child in Brooklyn. Still a huge fan of the arts, the Supreme Court justice has become a fixture on Washington’s theater scene—even appearing on one of its most celebrated stages.

People | Oct 10, 2012

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US Attorney Ronald Machen: Vince Gray’s Worst Nightmare

As the US Attorney for DC, Ronald Machen has made rooting out public corruption a top priority. He’s already taken down two DC Council members. Now he has the mayor in his sights.

People | Oct 2, 2012

Supreme Court Justices’ New Clerks Include UVA, Georgetown, and George Washington Law Students

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Supreme Court Justices’ New Clerks Include UVA, Georgetown, and George Washington Law Students

The new term began today, and the list of 39 clerks includes some local names.

Capital Comment, Law & Lobbying | Oct 1, 2012

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Goodbye K Street: Why DC’s Power Lobbying Corridor Is No More

The top-grossing firms no longer reside along Washington’s famed avenue of influence.

Capital Comment, Power Players | Sep 14, 2012