[ROLE TIMELINE]

Katherine Gallagher

CUNY Law '00 graduate, Senior Staff Attorney at Center for Constitutional Rights representing plaintiffs

    Government
    Corporate
    Political
    | Red zones = government–corporate overlap
  

Conflict Zones (1)

            CONFLICT ZONE · 2000–2026
          

Legal Venue (U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia), Legal Venue (Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals) overlapping with Employment (Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP), Co-Counsel (Akeel & Valentine, PLC), Adverse Party (L-3 Services), Adverse Party (CACI Premier Technology, LLC), Legal (CACI, Inc. - Federal)

All Roles & Relationships (20)

Sector	Role	Entity	Period
CORPORATE	Employment	Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP	2000–present
OTHER	Co-Counsel	Muhammad Faridi	2000–present
OTHER	Co-Counsel	Baher Azmy	2000–present
OTHER	Co-Counsel	Michael Buchanan	2000–present
OTHER	Court Appearance	Judge Gerald Bruce Lee	2000–present
OTHER	Court Appearance	Judge Leonie Brinkema	2000–present
OTHER	Court Appearance	Judge Floyd	2000–present
OTHER	Court Appearance	Judge Stephanie D. Thacker	2000–present
GOVERNMENT	Legal Venue	U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia	2000–present
GOVERNMENT	Legal Venue	Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals	2000–present
CORPORATE	Co-Counsel	Akeel & Valentine, PLC	2000–present
CORPORATE	Adverse Party	L-3 Services	2000–present
CORPORATE	Adverse Party	CACI Premier Technology, LLC	2000–present
OTHER	Plaintiff/Client Representation	Asa'ad Hamza Hanfoosh Zuba'e	2000–present
OTHER	Associated Legal Context	Glenn Carle	2000–present
CORPORATE	Legal	CACI, Inc. - Federal	2000–present
OTHER	Legal	Taha Yaseen Arraq Rashid	2004–present
OTHER	Legal	Salah Hasan Nusaif Al-Ejaili	2005–present
OTHER	Legal Counsel	Suhail Najim Abdullah Al Shimari	2006–present
OTHER	Competitor	John Gleeson	2009–present

Methodology

This timeline visualises documented roles and relationships for Katherine Gallagher using dates recorded in the entity connection graph. Roles are classified into sectors (government, corporate, political) based on relationship type and target entity type.

Conflict zones are periods where government/institutional roles overlap with corporate positions. These overlaps are not inherently improper but represent structural conditions that merit public scrutiny — the same person simultaneously holds a position involving public trust and a position involving private financial interest.

Date precision varies: some connections record only a year, others a full date. Ongoing roles (no end date) are drawn to the present year. Committee memberships are drawn from official congressional records where available.