About Brandi L.
Brandi L. Ward constructed a path to law from a diverse undergraduate software. She earned a B.A. from Drury University in 2003 after reading biology, psychology and global research. She went on to wait the University of Missouri–Columbia School of Law, where she prepared for a profession in personal practice and court work.
Her earliest recorded role within the area of law is at The Copeland Law Office, the place she worked starting in 2005. That position positioned her in daily practice quickly after finishing law program. It additionally gave her a basis in client work and the routines of operating case files in a small firm surroundings.
Ward remained active in county and state bar things to do as her profession stepped forward. She joined the Missouri Bar in 2006 and has maintained club since then. She additionally held club in the Boone County Bar Association from 2006 until 2013 and joined the Taney County Bar Association in 2010, where she continues to participate.
In 2013 she opened her personal firm, Ward Law Office, serving as lawyer and proprietor. Building a solo practice required juggling case management, client development and the administrative responsibilities that include running a small company. The shift to ownership marked a clear pass from associate work to running a practice on her personal phrases.
Ward is licensed to practice in Missouri and is also licensed to appear before the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. Those admissions allow her to handle things in state courts and to take appeals or federal things that fall within the Eighth Circuit’s legal authority. Over the years she has maintained a steady presence in local bar organizations while managing the demands of personal practice.
Colleagues describe her strategy as realistic and topic-of-fact. She focuses on presenting clear options to clients, laying out dangers and possible outcomes so decisions may be made intentionally. In private practice she handles the complete cycle of client representation, from intake through resolution. She now runs Ward Law Office, the place she represents clients in matters springing up beneath Missouri regulation and within the Eighth Circuit.
