When my clients leave our first meeting, I want them to know that I will be honest and realistic, that I am ambitious and motivated, and that I will overcome the obstacles that may arise in their case. In my work at a law firm, I have learned effective communication skills, valuable organization approaches, and the importance of preparedness and thoroughness. What Have You Learned from this Profession? The article has been cited by the New Jersey Appellate Court as persuasive authority on the subject matter. Howell, provides an analytical and practical resource to military divorce practitioners nationwide. The article she wrote, A Change in Military Pension Division: The End of Court-Adjudicated Indemnification – Howell v.
She also served as an editor and was published in the Mitchell Hamline Law Review.
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During law school, Eliza received recognition from the Minnesota Justice Foundation for her pro bono services on an international kidnapping case.
She earned her Juris Doctorate degree from the Mitchell Hamline School of Law in St. While working full-time, Eliza also attended law school. She worked at a law firm as a paralegal, focusing on military and family law, and then worked at a pharmaceutical CRO as an in-house contracts associate, honing her negotiation tactics. Prior to moving to South Carolina, Eliza spent six years in Raleigh, NC. While balancing academics and athletics, Eliza held legal internships at the New Horizons Shelter and Outreach Center, the Wisconsin State Public Defender’s Office, and a boutique personal injury law firm. As a member of the swim team, she received Academic Honors from the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Tell Us About Your BackgroundĮliza was raised in Rochester, MN and received her undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse, where she swam at the Division III level. I want my clients to know that I am working through their case with an entire team of brainy lawyers, fabulous case managers, and outstanding staff. The same reasoning applies here at the Joye Law Firm we are a team. However, you are still a member of a team. Most non-swimmers categorize swimming as an individual sport. That experience, with its focus on hard work, commitment, self-motivation, overarching goals, and persevering under pressure helps me every day in my practice of law. I swam competitively for 15 years, through my undergraduate years in college. Law school was always of interest to me, and I am very proud to be the first lawyer in my family. I became a lawyer because it is intellectually challenging and rewarding.
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