Groom’s team of nearly sixty attorneys attended twenty-seven different law schools and forty-three different colleges, majoring in mathematics, political science, accounting—and industrial engineering, social relations, and nursing. One of the firm’s top litigators studied algebraic theory after receiving his degree from MIT—when he wasn’t playing the classical piano. He consults regularly on tax issues with a colleague who majored in English and Philosophy as an undergraduate.

A senior Principal at the firm spent a good part of the 1970s directing a legal services office and has crossed both the Atlantic and the Pacific in a small sailboat. He often finds himself sharing ideas and strategies with a colleague who served for five years as a military intelligence officer in the army before pursuing her legal degree. They both work regularly on fiduciary matters with a former All-American Scholar Athlete at Avilla College and a graduate of Minot State who taught high school math for ten years and then trekked through the Himalayas before going to law school.

Drawing on their diverse backgrounds, Groom’s attorneys offer clients a perspective on issues and disputes in their field that simply cannot be matched by any other law firm in the country.

Use the Attorney Index to learn more about the unique individuals who come together to practice employee benefits law at Groom.