Laurie Randolph Recognized as a Woman Lawyer “Making an Impact”
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May 4, 2012
Laurie S. Randolph was included among 15 women attorneys recognized by Law Bulletin Publishing Company in a special supplement, Chicago Women in Law: Women Making an Impact. The feature includes profiles of women attorneys whose achievements and accomplishments are making a significant impact on the legal community.
Ms. Randolph focuses her practice on both trial and transactional work for professionals such as architects and engineers. She has extensive experience in handling litigated matters arising from the design and construction process, as well as drafting and negotiating contracts on behalf of design professionals. Ms. Randolph’s practice also includes insurance coverage issues as they relate to construction. She has extensive experience in handling litigation and claim matters as well as with counseling and advising clients on transactional and operational issues.
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