Most people wouldn't find a common thread between a cheer, a dance and an argument. But for Fisher & Phillips attorney Terri Stewart, weaving them together makes perfect sense. And as family lore has it, Stewart won her first oral argument at age 10, when she single-handedly made a convincing case to a dance studio director.
January 09, 2013 at 06:15 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Most people wouldn’t find a common thread between a cheer, a dance and an argument. But for Fisher & Phillips attorney Terri Stewart, weaving them together makes perfect sense. Aside from law, dance is Stewart’s passion.
Stewart explains to the Daily Report how she has incorporated dance throughout her life.
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