Grace helps clients with labor and employment matters, including litigation, compliance, and workplace challenges.
Grace was drawn to law school because she enjoys constantly learning new things and wanted a career built around helping others. A client-focused role appealed to her, since it meant continuing to learn and meet new people throughout her career. Before law school, Grace worked at a law practice focused on trusts and estates planning and estate and fiduciary litigation, reinforcing her interest in client-facing legal work.
Labor and employment appealed to Grace because of the variety of clients and matters involved, and because the practice area combines litigation with the advisory work that often keeps disputes from reaching litigation. As a law clerk at a family law firm during law school, Grace handled a range of family law matters and communicated directly with clients and opposing counsel, becoming a clear communicator who could manage high-conflict cases.
As a two-time summer associate at Husch Blackwell, Grace explored a range of practice groups and projects before narrowing her focus to labor and employment and commercial litigation. She worked on briefs, continuing legal education presentations, and attended hearings.
Known for being communicative and compassionate, Grace is driven and genuinely invested in the people she works with. Clients can expect someone who stays engaged throughout a matter and brings a steady, caring approach to every case.