Hannah Martin

I chose to practice employment law to protect the rights of employees. I believe that all employees are valuable and deserve a safe and positive work environment – and I will strive to achieve that end for each of my clients.

Law school was three of the most challenging – yet rewarding – years of my life. I read and retained more information than I ever thought possible, and learned to analyze problems in a whole new way. While there were times that studying was simply exhausting, I was determined to persevere so that I could be an advocate for those who needed it.

Every week as a child, I was highly committed to pleading the case of why I deserved a candy bar in the checkout line at the grocery store. One time, my mother told me I’d make a good attorney someday (as she simultaneously set my Reese’s cup on the counter). Thus, my family often jokes that that was my motivation. However, as I grew up, I decided I wanted to be a lawyer so I could provide a voice for my clients in the often complex and confusing legal system.