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modest means. He attended the University of Rochester, te niverity of ew eio ool of Law and began his career as a litigator in Albuquerque where he handled insurance defense, domestic relations, civil rights, tort, and criminal defense matters. In 1986, he and his wife, Dolores, moved their family to the Washington, D.C. area, driven to meet the needs of the eldest of their sons who is autistic. In Washington, Mr. Reyna began to build the distinguished career in international trade law that underlies his nomina- tion to the bench. Mr. Reyna has a solid record of service to the legal pro- fession and the community. He served on numerous lead- ership positions in the American Bar Association (ABA) and the HNBA, culminating with his service as HNBA National President (2006-2007). As HNBA President, he trengtened te organiation by etabliing La roe- a en el ereo te roie in te Law a guide and progra direted to Latino yout and deigned to intill trut and onfidene in  governent and legal intitu- tions. In addition, he established the HNBA’s substantive law structure of Sections and Committees; he implemented the “Breakfast at the HNBA” series; he created and estab- lied te ffie of  itorian e reated and iple- ented  Legilative ay e etablied te 


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firt foral L oittee and e founded and erved a enior ditorinief of te  ournal of Law and Policy. He established an incredible record of service with te ational ipani Leaderip genda an ubrella or- ganiation erving  national Latino organiation i service in the ABA has included the ABA Presidential Com- mission on Diversity, as a founder and Director of the U.S.- eio Law ntitute and a a leader witin te  e- tion on nternational Law or over ten year r eyna a been a director of Community Services for Autistic Adults and Children, of Maryland. He has mentored many lawyers and law students over his 30-year career, many of whom serve throughout America in exceptional careers. In 2009, te overnent of eio onored r eyna wit it tli Award, one of its highest honors, in recognition of his con- tributions to opening pathways for the Mexican-American and Latino ounitie in te nited tate e  i an inorporated notforprofit national membership organization that represents the interests of the more than 100,000 attorneys, judges, law professors, le- gal professionals, and law students of Hispanic descent in the United States and its territories. For more information about the HNBA, please visit www.hnba.com. Source: Hispanic National Bar Association


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