Martin D. Ginsburg

1932–2010 (age 78)

Biography

Martin D. Ginsburg built a distinguished career as a tax attorney and professor, earning reputations for brilliance, humor, and a drive to make the law more accessible to students and practitioners alike. His scholarship at Georgetown University Law Center shaped countless policies and inspired generations of lawyers to pursue fairness in the tax system.

A steadfast partner to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, he balanced legal rigor with a passion for music, cooking, and service to the causes they championed together, and he is interred at Arlington National Cemetery as a scholar whose warmth enriched the legal community.

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