Before there was Yellowstone’s John Dutton, there was alum Greg Luce, L’77. The lawyer-turned-rancher owns a historic cattle ranch spanning 100,000 acres in Wyoming.
"Practicing law is an apprenticeship, and the most rewarding part is building a team of young folks who see that this is something they could do for a career."
“I’ve always had this innate belief that everyone, regardless of their opinion or perspective, should have the ability to voice that opinion without fear of reprisal.”
Even as a kid, Jonathan Mark, L’16, knew he wanted to work in communications. He realized only later that this interest would take him through law school.
The Lloyds met when they were 16, married as undergraduates, and went to Richmond Law a year apart. By then, a young daughter ran around the law school with them.
Bryan Soukup, L’13, was chief lobbyist for interior designers before moving into his current position leading policy and legislative affairs for Origin Materials.