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Employer Name |
Hicks, Mullett & Gregg, PLLC |
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Employer Website |
www.hmglegal.com |
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Job Title |
Attorney and adjunct professor at the Thomas M. Cooley Law School |
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Additional education |
The University of Texas School of Law, J.D., 1999 |
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Briefly describe what you do |
I am an appellate attorney. I primarily perform legal research and write briefs to appellate courts. I also teach Moot Court at Thomas M. Cooley Law School. I have a small commercial litigation practice, but am moving away from litigation. |
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What other jobs have you had? |
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What are the key skills, abilities, and personal qualities necessary to succeed in this type of work? |
Organization, attention to detail, willing to talk to attorneys and meet new people. |
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What do you enjoy most about your current position? |
Writing briefs. |
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Most important/valuable lesson or activity in college that impacted your career |
Trinity Hill Toastmasters. Taking political science classes with heavy writing requirements. |
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What advice for someone entering this field? |
Make sure you love it before you spend a ton of money on law school! |
| Questions? |
Email
askalumni@trinity.edu Put the name of the alumni you wish to contact in the subject line, then type your question. |