Well, I think the most rewarding part is I get to learn something new every day. I started out working in some products liability cases, I moved to securities fraud, did a lot of securities fraud cases, but then it moved over into antitrust cases and consumer fraud, and every day I come to work and I don’t know if I’m gonna meet someone else who has got a new case or a big – always learning about different life situations. You know, people come to us with their life situations that I might never have been exposed to before.

We represented homeowners in Minneapolis, representing their claims when they needed noise remediation from airport noise, never would have thought in law school I’d get to learn about that whole – learning about how you test sound. But the chance to be learning about other people’s lives and the issues that they’re facing and being able to be useful to them and figuring out how does the law have a remedy. All those things we learned in law school, there is a remedy out there for them and trying to match the needs that they have and try to get some kind of fair, meaningful resolution for them.