Ronni represents clients in commercial disputes, providing steady, detail-oriented support at every stage of a case.
Before law school, Ronni earned a graduate degree in history, sharpening her ability to synthesize information and explain complex ideas clearly. She then worked as an archivist for a nonclinical contract research organization, managing a multimillion-dollar system of more than 50,000 records and specimen while ensuring the site met federal regulatory standards. That work built her confidence handling large volumes of data and pointed her toward a career built on problem-solving for people and businesses in a variety of industries.
Commercial litigation appealed to Ronni because it puts her in direct contact with clients working through high-stakes, fast-moving issues, and because the facts never look the same twice. During law school, she served as a certified student attorney in a business law clinic, providing her with a client-focused understanding of law and its tangible impacts on those in the community. She also externed for Judge William J. Fisher of the U.S. Bankruptcy Courts, where she developed her litigation skills from the bench’s perspective. These experiences helped her team take first place in the national Mardi Gras Invitational Sports Law Moot Court.
As a summer associate at Husch Blackwell, Ronni reviewed discovery production and drafted responses, assisted with two depositions, and researched a federal statute as applied to higher education, synthesizing case law for use in ongoing litigation.
Known for a steady, positive approach, Ronni handles cases efficiently and with close attention to detail. Clients can expect an engaged litigator who brings a level-headed and dedicated attitude to the work.