Originally from California, Attorney Neil Satterlund graduated from U.C. Berkeley with a theater degree, worked as a theatrical lighting designer for two years, then went back to U.C. Berkeley for a law degree. During law school, he worked with the City Attorney of San Francisco and the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. After he graduated, he spent three years at the law firm Siegel and Yee, where he represented student activists in a complex class action lawsuit against his alma mater. Working his way east, Neil clerked at the U.S. Court of International Trade, and helped homeowners fighting foreclosure with the New York Legal Assistance Group. He joined the D.C. Tenants’ Rights Center in January 2019 and is excited to help residents here fight to secure their rights. Neil once traveled from Amsterdam to Hong Kong, mostly by train. He is a tenant in the District of Columbia, along with his remarkable wife. They enjoy board games and occasionally brew mead.