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Kenneth D. Kinney, 34
First in his class throughout his law school years, Kenneth Kinney now is a founding partner and practicing attorney in his firm. He is also a devoted husband and father of three.
Christine Brady Hoag, 34
When she came back to work after the birth of her twin daughters, Christine Brady Hoag experienced a surprising realization.
Amy R. Jackson, 33
As a first-generation college graduate and attorney, Amy Jackson understands the importance of being her own advocate.
Erin D. Lawrence, 36
When she was 3 years old, Erin Lawrence told her mom she wanted to be a judge. When she realized she had to be a lawyer first, she focused on law school.
Landon W. Magnusson, 38
In addition to his J.D. from Brigham Young University, Landon Magnusson also has earned an LL.M from the Université Pantheon-Sorbonne in Paris. He is fluent in both English and French.
Jennifer L. Maloney, 40
Jennifer Maloney said she wanted to be a lawyer since she was a child.
Lindsay E. Mathews, 37
Lindsay Mathews’ experience as a special education teacher with Teach for America and as a court-appointed special advocate and guardian ad litem moved her toward becoming a lawyer.
Patrick J. McAndrews, 36
One of the most meaningful moments in Patrick McAndrews’ legal career came in the form of a thank-you card from an opponent.
Don McBride, 39
When Don McBride’s firm chose him as co-leader of its financial services industry group, the firm put him in a key position in an area prioritized for growth.
Samir R. Mehta, 39
While working for a large software company, Samir Mehta was inspired to join the legal profession after being exposed to the company’s in-house and outside counsel.
Luke Meriwether, 39
Like many attorneys who are also parents of young children, Luke Meriwether has found 2020 to be a challenging year but also a rewarding one.
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