Laura Frederick says that when she went out on her own, "I learned how to stand up and recognize my own self-worth and my own value. Before then, I knew in my head that I was a good lawyer and I knew in my head I was worthwhile, but I didn't feel it in my heart."
November 29, 2022 at 07:18 PM
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Laura Frederick said that working as a lawyer for Tesla from 2017 to 2019 helped her overcome her imposter syndrome while also giving her the confidence to start her own law firm.
The Austin, Texas, resident started Laura Frederick Law in 2019. Two years later, she started How to Contract, which helps lawyers and professionals master contract-drafting and contract-negotiation skills.
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Laura Frederick, managing attorney of Laura Frederick Law. Courtesy photo
