By Nancy Mayer What law school did you attend and what was your graduation year? North Carolina Central University School of Law, 2006. Describe a typical work day for you. I work out in the morning and after lunch, I meet with clients and draft documents for clients. These documents include wills, financial powers of […]
By Allyn Elliott What law school did you attend and what was your graduation year? Tulane Law School, 2003. Describe a typical work day for you. As a patent attorney, my typical workday likely differs from that of many other attorneys. A significant part of my day is spent reading about, analyzing, and writing about […]
By Sophia Blair What law school did you attend and what is your graduation year? Wake Forest University School of Law, 2018. Describe a typical work day for you. I love the challenge and daily variety of my work as a commercial litigator at Wyrick Robbins. Typically, I am researching, writing, advising clients, preparing for […]
By WIP members As part of a monthly blog series, we’ve invited members of the NCBA Women in the Profession (WIP) Committee to share their insights on common challenges faced by women in the legal profession. As you will see in their answers, each member brings a unique perspective and personal experience, resulting in varied […]
By Eleanor Panetti Twenty-four years ago, I received a call to let me know that my mother needed to be admitted to the hospital. For me, this phone call was the beginning of a fifteen-year period of caregiving which lasted until my mother’s death. I became responsible for my mother’s care all day, every day […]
By Lauren Snyder My name is Lauren Snyder, and I’m honored to serve as Vice Chair of the WIP Committee this year. I’m also excited to be featured in the first member spotlight this year and look forward to reading about my fellow members in the months to come! What law school did you attend, […]