“My grandmother was a secretary at the Missouri Supreme Court,” says Lynn Ann Vogel. “I became an attorney to make her proud. Judge Robert Donnelly, the judge she worked for, swore me in. She held the Bible.”
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Just a few months after she returned from parental leave, Erica Slater endured a test of litigation skills and personal strength.
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“I was working in Human Resources, right out of the University of Missouri-Columbia with a degree in anthropology,” says Joan Sheridan.
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In her practice of law, Ashlea Schwarz attempts to make change for large groups of people. She works to improve the quality of life for many people rather than just for the parties in one litigation.
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“If people have been wronged, you can’t undo what’s happened to them,” says Danielle Rogers. “But you can try to make it right. That’s the driving force in my career, whether I’m representing the plaintiff or the defendant.”
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“Justice is an ongoing task, not just one event,” says Dana Tucker Redwing. “I do it every day by being equitable to all and having an impact on individuals, professionally and in life. It’s about how I show up in the world as a human being.”
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“Throughout my law career, the common denominator is that I’m not afraid to innovate where a system or process isn’t in place,” says Chelsea McClain Pierce. There is sufficient evidence to support her statement.
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“Improving fairness improves the quality of justice,” says Tracy Beckham Phipps. “I became a lawyer because I have a passion for achieving fairness. I’m also fighting for those who haven’t had fair treatment in our profession.”
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“I have a passion for any case involving a minor who has been injured,” says Michelle Marvel. “I help my clients get the care and support they need going forward.”
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“Every case is my favorite because new issues give me the opportunity to use my skill set in a new way,” says Sonette Magnus.
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Holding corporate America accountable is one of the driving forces for Crystal Cook Leftridge in her career.
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