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			Jon Thatcher, County District Attorney Assistant Jon Thatcher was born in Abilene, Texas, and grew up in Greenville, Texas. Jon said that Greenville was a small town, and brought with it pros and cons. It was a simple town, with only one middle school and high school, but being only one hour east of Dallas, was close enough to the big city to offer entertainment and necessities. Growing up in a small town can give one a feeling of security and comfort. People look out for each other. However, there can also be a huge frustration for lack of opportunity, as Jon felt as he got older. He knew he would leave Greenville after high school and that he would ''go on to bigger and better things, and never look back,'' which is exactly what he did. + read more Date: 12-16-2008

	Jane Scudder, RN, MSN Jane Scudder, RN, MSN, serves as a Legal Nurse Consultant in case development. She works closely with the firm's attorneys in developing medical defense strategies, interacting with medical experts, assisting in deposition preparation, and preparing mediation and trial exhibits regarding the medical issues for cases. The focus of her work ranges from personal injury cases to nursing-home issues as well as to dental, nursing and medical malpractice. + read more Date: 12-03-2008

			Nancy Herzberg, Temporary Legal Secretary through Legal Northwest By Douglas May Nancy Herzberg has lived a very colorful life. Born in Brazil to an American father and Brazilian mother, she primarily spoke Portuguese as a child. Her father worked in the airline industry, which prompted the family's moves to Colombia (where she learned Spanish), Karachi (where she ''picked up'' some Urdu), New York, Wake Island, and then Hawaii, where she resided from 1959 to 2003. She spent six years in formal Hawaiian language classes and also learned hula. Herzberg says she was privileged to dance in Hawaii's Merry Monarch Festival, which is a hula competition in which ''halau'' schools from around the world compete. + read more Date: 10-06-2008

			Matthew Shawver, Legal Assistant at Hinkle Elkouri By Douglas May Matthew Shawver was born and raised in Wichita, Kansas, a city known as a major aircraft manufacturing hub and cultural center. Wichita is the largest city in Kansas and boasts cultural and recreational venues that make it one of the 10 best cities to live in, according to Money magazine. The first complete recording made by jazz musician Charlie ''Bird'' Parker occurred in 1940 at the Trocadero Ballroom in Wichita, and the Wichita Jazz Festival remains a significant annual event on the national jazz calendar every year. There's also a Wichita River Festival held each May, and as one of the longest running festivals in the state of Kansas, it features over 70 events, including musical entertainment, athletic competitions, traveling exhibits, cultural and historical activities, plays, and a flea market. Undoubtedly, growing up in such a culturally rich environment must have made Shawver a very well-rounded individual. + read more Date: 09-01-2008

			Debbie Palomino, Legal Secretary at Hinkle Elkouri By Douglas May Born in Ft. Thomas, Kentucky, Debbie Palomino grew up in a town called Arvada, a suburb of Denver, Colorado. Arvada, a serene western suburb with an estimated population of 107,000, mixes a pleasant hometown feel with a diverse business community. Proximity to the mountains gives Arvada a recreational flavor, and Palomino says that she greatly enjoyed going to the mountains and skiing in her youth. + read more Date: 08-18-2008

			Lori E. Angiel, Paralegal Working Toward a Master's Degree By Douglas May Lori Angiel says that she's well suited for the legal field. She has an analytical mind and she's very task- and detail-oriented, which she says are important attributes to have in the legal profession. She also says that she would like to see more non-attorney management positions within law firms for experienced paralegals to work toward. Angiel enjoys working in the legal field, and is also pursuing a master's degree. + read more Date: 08-11-2008

			Beth Langton: Director of Library Services By Douglas May Born in Evansville, Indiana, Beth Langton moved around a lot with her family during her elementary school years before settling in Akron, Ohio. She says that even though they had moved away, her family would always ''go home'' to Evansville for a few weeks over the summer and on special occasions. Her reunions were always filled with family, food, and fun. + read more Date: 07-28-2008 Current rating: 10

			Channon MacEachern: Paralegal at Bernick, Lifson, Greenstein, Greene & Liszt, PA By Douglas May Channon MacEachern, from Long Beach, California, loved the outdoors and being outside every chance she could get when she was young. Having grown up in a city that mixes bikinis and business suits along a beach that a world trade center overlooks, it's no wonder that MacEachern appreciates the outdoors so much. + read more Date: 07-21-2008

			Brenda L. Darkow: From Fields of Green to the Field of Law By Douglas May Brenda Darkow grew up on a dairy farm in Northeast Iowa. She says that she loved the farm; it was a lot of hard work, but she had 400 acres to roam. She sometimes wished that she could go on vacations, but farming, according to Darkow, is a 24/7 job. No doubt working on a farm gave her the strength and stamina for almost any career she set her sights on. + read more Date: 07-14-2008

			Lorri Salyards: From Paralegal to Executive Director By Douglas May Lorri Salyards spent her early childhood in a small town in Nebraska. Tragically, she lost her father when she was eight years old. When her mother remarried, she moved with her family to the metropolis of Omaha, where she graduated high school and went to college. She says that she feels lucky to have had a diverse childhood that allowed her to experience life on the farm as well as the life a small town and later a city had to offer. These experiences, with the guidance of her parents, instilled in her a strong work ethic which has gotten her to where she is today. + read more Date: 07-07-2008

			Bobby Zervas: Executive Coordinator On His Way to Law School By Douglas May Bobby Zervas spent his youth in a suburb of Chicago in the town of Lombard, Illinois, where he was fortunate enough to be surrounded by family. His parents are Greek immigrants, and although most of his relatives lived in Greece, two of his great uncles lived in Lombard. He says he had a great high school experience and believes it was the perfect environment in which to grow up. + read more Date: 06-30-2008

			Camille D. Reynolds: Law Librarian Turned Director of Research and Information Services By Douglas May Camille Reynolds grew up in the Northeastern Kansas town of Wamego, population 3,500 at the time. She spent much of her childhood living seven miles outside of town on a country gravel road. She likes to describe Wamego as ''a Norman Rockwell painting, with its quaint downtown with local family-owned businesses including an old-fashioned soda fountain in the back of the still locally owned pharmacy, the pretty city park with mini train and fishing pond.'' Reynolds says that she loved growing up in a small rural town except that sometimes it felt like she was living under a microscope. + read more Date: 06-23-2008

			Kennon Welch: From Stay-at-Home Mom to Full-Time Office Manager/Legal Assistant By Douglas May Kennon Welch grew up in the coastal city of Corpus Christi, located in the Southeast region of Texas, a city of distinct flavor with its many demographic groups, ethnicities, and subcultures. She graduated from high school there in 1973 and has the equivalent of approximately three years of college to her credit (elementary education and court reporting). + read more Date: 06-16-2008

			What It Takes to Work as a Paralegal: A Profile of Paralegal Carole A. Bruno By Robin Salisian In this article, you'll discover how Carole A. Bruno shot to the top as a paralegal. Learn what her educational journey was like, where she began her career, what her responsibilities as a paralegal are, and how she became so successful in her field. + read more Date: 04-28-2008

			Want a Career as a Law Librarian? Patty Wellinger Touts the Rewards By Robin Salisian In this article you'll discover how law librarian Patty Wellinger persevered through her studies, listened to mentors, and eventually shot to the top in her legal career. + read more Date: 04-07-2008

			Everything You’ve Wanted to Know about Becoming a Board Certified Legal Assistant: A Legal Staff Profile of Michele Boerder By Robin Salisian How do you become a board certified legal assistant? Better yet, how do you become a successful one? By following the example of Michele Boerder, of course. Chances are you're on the same path as Boerder. Maybe you've been discouraged or are wondering how to boost your legal staff career. Well, the answers are here. By reading the article below, you'll discover why Boerder is successful at what she does. Learn where she went to school, what her first job was, and how she journeyed to different law firms. Discover what kinds of associations she's involved with and the successes she's found. Read on if you want to thrive in the legal industry like this board certified legal assistant has. + read more Date: 04-07-2008 Current rating: 3

			Law Librarian and Actor: Mary Dryden By Robin Salisian At age three Mary Dryden began training as a ballet dancer. A ski accident 14 years later, however, forced her to look elsewhere for artistic expression. So Dryden instead invested her time in acting. + read more Date: 03-24-2008

			Legal Staff Profile: Mishele Gonsch By Robin Salisian For nineteen years, Mishele Gonsch has immersed herself in the legal field. However, her career path didn't begin around attorneys, legal books, or law firms. It began at a salon. + read more Date: 03-17-2008 Current rating: 10

			Minnesota's State Law Librarian: Barbara Golden By Robin Salisian When Barbara Golden was elected to replace Marvin Anderson as Minnesota's state law librarian, she gladly yet humbly accepted. + read more Date: 03-10-2008

			Reference Librarian at Phillips Lytle Laura Suttell By Robin Salisian When Laura Suttell, reference librarian at law firm Phillips Lytle, was 15 and working her first job at a library, she sheepishly admits, ''it was one of the last jobs I wanted. I thought it was completely uncool and my friends would come in and make fun of me.'' + read more Date: 03-03-2008

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