He practiced law in the District of Columbia for almost 50 years, both in government at the Department of Justice and in private law firms.

Albert served as General Counsel to the American Historical Association and President and Chief Executive Officer of the George C. Marshall Foundation in Lexington, Virginia, and was a member of numerous civic and philanthropic boards, including The Urban League of Washington, DC, the District of Columbia Red Cross, the Public Defender Services, the Choral Arts Society, and the National Symphony Orchestra Association, of which he was President. Albert served as a lecturer at American University, George Washington University, and Catholic University law schools.

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