About Lisa
Lisa Bowie came to the law after studying the herbal world. She earned a B.S. in Wildlife Conservation and Biology from the University of Rhode Island in 2004 and a J.D. from Roger Williams University in 2009. Her academic background gives her an uncommon route into the practice of regulation. It additionally formed how she strategies issues: methodical, evidence-driven, and attentive to element.
Her early legal work began in and round 2010. That year she worked as a summer associate at Freehill, Hogan and Mahar and served as a law clerk for the Law Office of David Oliviera. Those positions exposed her to court preparation, client touch and the day-to-day mechanics of legal practice. They additionally bridged her transition from law school into personal practice.
Bowie is licensed to practice in Rhode Island and Massachusetts and is also licensed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. She has experience handling matters that require appearances in both state and federal venues. Colleagues describe her as thorough in preparing briefs and hearings, and continuous in courtroom. She has worked on instances that demanded each written advocacy and in-individual presentation.
Her path keeps a realistic rhythm. She blends studies abilities cultivated in college and law school with hands-on courtroom experience from her clerkships and early affiliate work. That combination informs how she manages files and advises clients. She favors clean lines of verbal exchange and an organized approach to evidence and deadlines.
Bowie practices at Whaley Bowie & Bagley. At the company she conducts legal proceedings and represents clients in proceedings throughout Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Her work includes appellate filings within the First Circuit when a case moves past trial courtroom. She maintains office duties whilst taking instances that require journey among the region’s courts.
Outside the workplace Bowie’s academic background in biology remains a part of her personal history, and it indicates within the manner she thinks approximately complex factual records. She brings that identical attention to detail to legal issues. She presently practices at Whaley Bowie & Bagley, handling things across Rhode Island and Massachusetts and acting earlier than the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit.
