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Dane County Bar Association Elects Naomi Swain as President-Elect: Key Details and Impact
The Dane County Bar Association elected attorney Naomi Swain as President-Elect, focusing on expanding mentorship, professional development, and pro bono initiatives. Swain, a workers' compensation specialist and recent Wisconsin Pro Bono Attorney of the Year, brings a strong advocacy background to the role.
Naomi Swain is a Senior Associate Attorney at Hawks Quindel in Madison, Wisconsin, and she has been elected as President-Elect of the Dane County Bar Association.
Her priorities include strengthening professional development and mentorship programs, driving public education initiatives to help residents understand legal rights, and expanding pro bono and community engagement efforts to improve legal access for underserved populations.
Swain's election is significant because she is the recent Wisconsin Pro Bono Attorney of the Year (2026) and brings a strong focus on expanding access to justice, mentorship, and community outreach, which are critical as bar associations address attorney wellness and community needs.
The election was announced on July 1, 2026.
She practices at Hawks Quindel, a law firm based in Madison, Wisconsin.
She specializes in workers' compensation and short- and long-term disability benefits, representing injured workers and individuals with denied disability claims.
She has volunteered at the Dane County Rape Crisis Center, assisted low-income clients through the University of Wisconsin's Family Court Clinic, provided legal rights education to asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border, and was named Wisconsin Pro Bono Attorney of the Year in 2026.
In 2026, she was named Wisconsin Pro Bono Attorney of the Year by the State Bar of Wisconsin and also received the Individual Attorney Award at the DCBA's Pro Bono Breakfast.