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Employer
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Employer Website
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Job Title
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Attorney |
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Class Year and
Major |
BA
History-1988 |
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Additional
education |
Texas Tech
University School of Law 1991 |
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Briefly describe
what you do |
Attorney at
corporate law firm. My practice specializes in international business
transactions concentrating on obtaining work authorization from the U.S.
Citizenship & Immigration Services for foreign professionals such as
accountants, engineers, manage |
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What other jobs
have you had? |
No other job than
practicing law for fifteen years to date. |
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What are the key
skills, abilities, and personal qualities necessary to succeed in this
type of work? |
Patience,
dedication, writing-skills, and interpersonal communications. Also a
sense of humor helps out. |
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What do you enjoy
most about your current position? |
Meeting and dealing
with new people every single day. No two days are ever the same. For
better or worse, you rarely get to do what you planned on as new
challenges arrive with every phone call or email. |
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Most
important/valuable lesson or activity in college that impacted your
career ? |
You have to be
willing to respect the opinions of others, even if you think that they
are wrong, and work towards solutions that are in everyone's best
interest. Thus, becoming involved with various campus/community groups
is key. |
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What advice for
someone entering this field? |
Practicing law is
not about what you do but who you work with. At the end of the day, it
does not matter what area of law you specialize in if you don't enjoy
working with the people around you.Practicing law is not about what you
do but who you work with. At the end of the day, it does not matter
what area of law you specialize in if you don't enjoy working with the
people around you. |
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Questions? |
Email
askalumni@trinity.edu
Put the name of the
alumni you wish to contact in the subject line, then type your question. |