Cockle Legal Briefs employs attorneys, paralegals, typesetters, printers, accountants, and salesmen to produce about 1,300 Supreme Court briefs a year and files documents in every Federal court of appeals in the country. Whatever they do, whatever position they fill, Cockle people share a passion for helping their clients. Meet some of the people who work at Cockle.
- Where Did You Grow Up?
- Job Title: Lead proofreader.
- What I Actually Do At Cockle: Review documents for punctuation, spelling, grammar, consistency and compliance.
- Time At Cockle: 10 months.
- Education: BA in Mathematics; extensive coursework in English and Composition.
- My First Job: Babysitting.
- Something My Co-workers Don’t Know About Me: I lived in Germany for 7 ½ years.
- My Favorite Part About Working At Cockle: All of the very interesting things I learn.
- What You Are Able To Offer Cockle’s Clients: Attention to detail.
- What Do You Do On A Typical Day Off? Volunteer at the zoo.
- Dogs Or Cats? Cats (Buster Keaton, age 14).
- Favorite:
- Movie Quote: “Unfortunately the world is full of reflective surfaces” (Steel Magnolias).
- Vacation Spot: On any cruise ship.
- Website: http://www.dictionary.com.