E. Paige White is a distinguished criminal and civil rights attorney whose career has been defined by a series of impactful and high-profile roles.
Currently serving as Of-Counsel at Ben Crump Law, Paige has had the privilege of contributing to landmark civil rights cases, further refining her expertise in the pursuit of justice and equality. Paige previously worked as an Associate Attorney at Ben Crump Law and contributed to high-profile civil rights cases including the Tyre Sampson and Astroworld cases. Her time there was instrumental in enhancing her expertise in advocating for justice and civil rights.
Prior to her tenure at Ben Crump Law, Paige garnered significant experience at DiCello Levitt LLP where she represented families in high-stakes police brutality cases, notably the Jayland Walker and Jalen Randle cases, showcasing her ability to navigate complex litigation with precision and poise. Paige also drafted and filed the first complaint in the widely covered hair relaxer mass tort case and a class action sexual harassment case against a major manufacturer. Her portfolio also includes representing clients in employment, sexual abuse, and police misconduct cases against prominent defendants.
Paige's legal journey began at two of the most prestigious public defender offices in the country: the Neighborhood Defender Service of Harlem and the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia. At the Public Defender Service, celebrated as one of the premier offices nationwide, she honed her skills handling serious felony offenses, including homicides, with unmatched dedication. Her work at the Neighborhood Defender Service of Harlem further solidified her holistic approach to legal advocacy, addressing not only the legal challenges but also the broader social and personal impacts faced by her clients.
Growing up in Hampton, Virginia, Paige was influenced by her parent's pioneering spirits and commitment to serving their communities inspired her to pursue a career where she could blend her passions for performance, advocacy, and fighting against injustice. Her personal experiences, combined with her identity as a Black queer woman, offer her a unique perspective that enriches her approach to legal advocacy.
Paige’s mission as an attorney is to provide quality, personalized service while maintaining a steadfast commitment to social justice and challenging unjust systems. Her ability to build strong client relationships through honesty and genuine care sets her apart in her practice.
Paige’s academic credentials underscore her commitment to excellence. She graduated from the University of Florida Levin College of Law in 2016, where she was an active member of the Trial Team and distinguished herself as the only woman selected for the Trial Team’s "Final Four" competition that year. Her undergraduate studies were completed at Temple University, where she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Sociology while also excelling as a scholarship track athlete.
Recognized for her contributions to the legal field, Paige was named by The National Black Lawyers in 2025 as one of the Top 100 attorneys in the country and in 2022 was named Young Lawyer of the Year by the Bar Association for the District of Columbia. Paige currently serves as the co-chair of the Womens Bar Association of D.C. Women of Color Taskforce and the Content Curator of the American Association for Justice Minority Caucus. She is also a graduate of several prestigious leadership programs, including the 2024 D.C. Bar’s Leadership Academy, the 2024 American Association for Justice Leadership Academy, and the 2024 American Bar Association’s Diverse Leaders Academy. Paige has served as the Historian for the Young Lawyers Division of the National Bar Association, was the 2024 Co-Chair of the American Bar Association’s Women of Color, and chaired the Young Lawyers Section for the Bar Association for D.C.
