Jun 16, 2026 · 28 min · 13 segments
Dan and Rebecca talk with Conrad Reynoldson, a powerchair using attorney and founder of Washington Civil and Disability Advocate. He shares his experiences and triumphs, both with his disability and…
Rebecca AndersonHostDan KennedyHost
He is a power chair using attorney and the founder of Washington Civil and Disability Advocate, a nonprofit law firm dedicated to systematic litigation and legislative advocacy for the disability community.
A summa cum laude graduate of Seattle Pacific University, Conrad earned his JD from the University of Washington.
He's a Blackstone legal fellow admitted to practice in the Ninth Circuit, Washington State, and multiple federal districts.
His distinguished career is marked by several honors, including the Carson Parker Award from the Pacific Justice Institute, the Ron Adams Outstanding Advocate Award, and the WSBA Public Service and Leadership Award.
Beyond his firm, Conrad serves as a commissioner on the Washington Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights and as a board member for the Washington Attorneys with Disabilities Association.
He is a power chair using attorney and the founder of Washington Civil and Disability Advocate, a nonprofit law firm dedicated to systematic litigation and legislative advocacy for the disability community.
A summa cum laude graduate of Seattle Pacific University, Conrad earned his JD from the University of Washington.
He's a Blackstone legal fellow admitted to practice in the Ninth Circuit, Washington State, and multiple federal districts.
His distinguished career is marked by several honors, including the Carson Parker Award from the Pacific Justice Institute, the Ron Adams Outstanding Advocate Award, and the WSBA Public Service and Leadership Award.
Beyond his firm, Conrad serves as a commissioner on the Washington Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights and as a board member for the Washington Attorneys with Disabilities Association.
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