Two Attorneys Win Human Rights Honor
The Anti-Defamation League has honored two Orange County attorneys, Donald S. Gray and Michelle A. Reinglass, with Jurisprudence Awards for their human rights contributions.
Gray is vice president, general counsel and secretary of Toshiba America Information Systems, and Reinglass has a private law practice in Orange County.
“Both of the recipients this year provide examples for others to follow and exemplify the ADL’s mission in their accomplishments,” said Bruno Ledwin, chairman for the Orange County-Long Beach region. “Don’s work with equal opportunity issues in the military and corporate arena, and Michelle’s work in employment law, combined with their contributions to civic and charitable enterprises, are nothing short of outstanding.”
Gray has served in the office of the secretary of Defense as the director of military equal opportunity programs, overseeing the integration of women into the military. The Irvine resident is active with the Orange County Bar Assn. and several legal organizations.
Reinglass, of Laguna Hills, is a former president of the Orange County Bar Assn. and has served as president of Child or Parental Emergency Services, a nonprofit organization that aims to reduce child abuse. She’s also a volunteer for women’s homeless shelters.
The Anti-Defamation League is a national civil rights organization founded in 1913.
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