Happy Lawyer Profiles

In any given situation, Kyla is always asking herself: How can we do this more efficiently? How can we do this quicker? How can we achieve better outcomes? Then, she uses her knowledge and skills to address the problems. Kyla knows her strengths and leverages them to support other lawyers in their careers.

Has anyone ever told you that you were not cut out to be a lawyer? Maybe that you didn’t fit the mold, or would be better suited for another career? Jason Demers has been told all of those things and more, but law is what he wanted to do, and he is no stranger to fighting for what he wants.

In law school, were you told that working at a small firm would be unprofitable or unchallenging? Diann Castle was, but she did not listen.

Curtis LeGeyt still remembers the exact moment he decided to pursue a career in law. At the age of seven, police caught him, and his friend engraving their names into a wall and asked them to perform community service as reparation.

When Jill Shiskin was in law school, if you’d told her she would become a happy and successful criminal lawyer, she never would have believed it. Jill entered law school in her late 30s with the goal of working in-house in oil & gas, or in employment and human rights law, or in regulatory law – or really in any area of law other than family or criminal law.

Average is not a word that describes Tiana Knight or her legal career. An avid mystery book reader from a young age, Tiana was hooked on the legal world early. At seven, she knew she wanted to be a lawyer.