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[Music]
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around high school
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a few women that i was very close to
00:09
family members found themselves in
00:12
difficult situations where
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they needed help from a lawyer and
00:17
through those experiences
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i started to learn what a
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what a huge impact a good lawyer can
00:25
have on someone’s life
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it was around that time that i decided
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that
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i want to be that lawyer i can be that
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lawyer
00:32
someone who works to advocate
00:36
and and restore and maintain
00:39
dignity and hope in the people i
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represent
00:42
although i know that that might come off
00:44
cliche it really is why i do
00:47
what i do there’s really nothing more
00:50
rewarding to me
00:51
than when a case ends and i get to watch
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a client
00:55
move forward with their life feeling
00:57
empowered
01:03
my philosophy to the practice of lie is
01:06
very simple
01:06
do write by my client get to know my
01:10
client
01:11
i represent people who have lived full
01:13
and complex lives
01:15
before they ever came to our office
01:18
looking for help
01:19
it’s important to me to take the time to
01:21
understand
01:22
what it is my client needs to feel
01:26
whole again and there simply isn’t
01:29
a one-size-fits-all approach to that
01:31
especially given the
01:33
deeply personal and sensitive nature of
01:37
the
01:37
sexual misconduct cases i handle
01:39
everyone is different
01:40
so it’s important to take the time to
01:42
learn and
01:43
understand the individual
00:00
[Music]
00:04
around high school
00:06
a few women that i was very close to
00:09
family members found themselves in
00:12
difficult situations where
00:14
they needed help from a lawyer and
00:17
through those experiences
00:19
i started to learn what a
00:22
what a huge impact a good lawyer can
00:25
have on someone’s life
00:26
it was around that time that i decided
00:28
that
00:29
i want to be that lawyer i can be that
00:31
lawyer
00:32
someone who works to advocate
00:36
and and restore and maintain
00:39
dignity and hope in the people i
00:41
represent
00:42
although i know that that might come off
00:44
cliche it really is why i do
00:47
what i do there’s really nothing more
00:50
rewarding to me
00:51
than when a case ends and i get to watch
00:54
a client
00:55
move forward with their life feeling
00:57
empowered
01:03
my philosophy to the practice of lie is
01:06
very simple
01:06
do write by my client get to know my
01:10
client
01:11
i represent people who have lived full
01:13
and complex lives
01:15
before they ever came to our office
01:18
looking for help
01:19
it’s important to me to take the time to
01:21
understand
01:22
what it is my client needs to feel
01:26
whole again and there simply isn’t
01:29
a one-size-fits-all approach to that
01:31
especially given the
01:33
deeply personal and sensitive nature of
01:37
the
01:37
sexual misconduct cases i handle
01:39
everyone is different
01:40
so it’s important to take the time to
01:42
learn and
01:43
understand the individual