Lori Armstrong Halber, 57, Partner at Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Practice area(s): Labor and employment

Law school and year of graduation: Temple University Beasley School of Law, 1997

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"Stay curious and follow that curiosity for as long as it continues to interest you. Be authentic; clients, colleagues, and partners can tell when you’re being genuine. And, most of all, stay hungry and stay humble: be grateful for the opportunity you have, but always stay hungry for seizing opportunities. In my experience, having that balance is the only way to have the appreciation for where you’ve come from, while keeping an eye on where you want to go.

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