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As the legal department of one for Branson, Chris Lebeck has seen firsthand the need for, and the perils of, each Missouri city crafting its own response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

When Mark Darrell graduated from Georgetown University Law Center in 1982 in the midst of a lackluster economy, he was happy to land a job at the U.S. Department of Energy. It was a fateful choice.

Helping to broker the sale of one of St. Louis’ fastest-growing companies to its current private equity owner in early 2018 was unquestionably an early-career highlight for M&A attorney Mary Kate Hogan, then a Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner associate of two years.

For many college students, studying abroad is an undergraduate rite of passage — more cultural exchange than exercise in academic rigor or career prep.

After more than three decades in the job, Jacqueline Pollvogt makes it clear that she truly enjoys her position as general counsel at Drury Development.

At the forefront of innovation in health care and handling complex corporate litigation, Urmila Paranjpe Baumann is fulfilling one of her parents’ dreams.

When asked how he likes his job, John Godar has no trouble coming up with an answer.

Nate Berneking’s path to becoming in-house counsel for the United Methodist Church in Missouri had its twists and turns. It’s almost as if a higher power guided him there.

Some might consider banking a sedate area of law. John Pauls isn’t one of those people.