It's the spookiest time of the year... and time for LegalMatch's annual Halloween Costume Contest! Here are the winners from this year:
1st Place - The Addams Family
They're creepy... they're kooky... and they're Beck Pemberton as Gomez Addams, Summer Lawson as Morticia Addams, Lexi Brown as Grandma Addams, David Ouelette as Cousin It, Don Stierwalt as Uncle Fester, William Hales as Lurch, Jeremey Voehl as Pugsly Addams, and Christine Ermis as Wednesday Addams from the Reno Office.
2nd Place - Mermaid
Chanel Bates from the Reno Office knows that flipping your fins doesn't get you far.
3rd Place - Dia de los Muertos Skull
Cuando el reloj marca la una... este esqueleto gana tercer lugar. Michael Perez from the Austin Office.
Congratulations to the winners and thanks to all those who joined the contest!
Alexis Watts is a 2014 graduate of the University of Minnesota Law School and a licensed attorney in California. She specializes in criminal law and enjoys writing about many other legal issues. She is originally from Seattle, Washington and studied archaeology as an undergraduate at the University of Washington. She is also a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer who served in Mali, West Africa.
Sarah K. Lee obtained her bachelors from The George Washington University, double majoring in political science and psychology. She went on to work in real estate compliance law in Washington, D.C. for several years before returning to school to obtain her J.D. from the University Of San Francisco School Of Law. During her time in law school, Sarah served as a law clerk at various firms focusing on civil rights, family law and personal injury.
Since joining LegalMatch, Sarah contributes to the LegalMatch law blog while working as a compliance analyst at Funding Circle.
In her free time, she enjoys cooking, reading sci-fi books, biking, pugs and discovering new restaurants.
Chas SEO Director, Chas Blackford, regularly publishes articles at Patch.com, a community-specific news and information website. Chas primarily updates his account with information about LegalMatch's efforts to connect people with local attorneys.
Over the past few months, the LegalMatch law blog has seen a spike in activity thanks to the recent contributions of a few of our newest members of the writing team. It can be a challenge to find writers who consistently take an interest in blog writing. Blog articles are often more challenging to write than, for example, LegalMatch law library articles, since blog articles require a certain level of creativity.
Over the past few months, Danielle Brown has contributed several blog articles per week in addition to completing her responsibilities with the client services/case review team. Danielle has also written for the law library and has contributed to social media activities.
Here's a highlight of a few of the articles Danielle has recently contributed to the LegalMatch blog:
Congratulations to Pearl Rimon, the winner of our April 2015 Twitter contest! Two of Pearl's tweets this month received the most favorites and the most likes by a fairly substantial margin.
We received the highest level of participation from members of the marketing and member services teams in our SF headquarters, but we also had a few submissions sent from members of our other offices. Thanks to everyone who participated!
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Pearl Rimon is a graduate of Northeastern University, earning a B.S. in Sociology. She went on to complete a J.D. from Syracuse University College of Law. During her time in law school, she was part of the legal journal Impunity Watch and participated in a legal clinic that focused on securities and consumer law.
Pearl's professional background includes working in law firms specializing in family law, criminal law, and personal injury. Since joining LegalMatch, Pearl has gained experience in client services and has contributed to the LegalMatch law blog.
In her free time, she enjoys keeping up to date with all things tech, reading, and hiking.