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Personality comes up a lot, both when Shawn Updike describes his job and when his boss describes him.

She has never tried a case and her name isn’t on the shingle, but Jeanne Daniels still has been instrumental in growing Hupy and Abraham.

Jonathan Margolies clearly remembers the poise Kathy Schill showed when she handled her first cross-examination and what she did to the expert witness.

When she was young, Lecia Johnson didn’t dream about becoming a lawyer.

Sheila Shadman knows from experience how one class can set a student on a completely unexpected course.

Tracey Klein has learned an important lesson about having a legal career: The higher attorneys rise in the ranks, the more flexibility they have.

Meg Pekarske can explain her legal career in one sentence: “Things just sort of happened.”

Law school didn’t teach Ariella Schreiber enough about business, so she’s going for her MBA in addition to working a full-time day job.

Johanna Allex’s journey toward a law career started with an oboe.

There are parts of Amy Schmidt-Jones’ legal career that were lost in the fog of motherhood.