"We brought Linda and Charity in to take over a significant multi-party arbitration after experiencing significant issues with our prior counsel.  What I appreciated most was how practical they were in helping to assess risks and make strategic decisions.  Only slightly less important was what a pleasure they were to work with – besides being smart, hardworking and results-oriented, they were collaborative, responsive and both have a great sense of humor, which is beyond crucial when you’re in the trenches of a bitterly fought adversarial proceeding.”

"It is rare to find an attorney with equal legal acumen and practical, real-world awareness.  Linda’s intelligence, incredible work ethic and unparalleled experience make her my obvious choice for legal counsel.”

"Charity is an extremely competent and diligent attorney as well as a true pleasure to work with.  She has experience in a wide range of substantive areas and practices in both state and federal court.  Charity has excellent judgment, strong insight into strategy considerations, and gives particular attention to the business needs of her client.”

"I’ve known and respected Linda Schilling for more than 25 years.  In my former position as in-house legal counsel, Linda provided her unvarnished legal advice on matters large and small (from multimillion-dollar litigation “wars” to important recommendations on how best to proceed), always taking into consideration the practicalities of the day-to-day business operations of the Company for which I had responsibility.  A most valued and trusted legal advisor!”

"As the SVP and GC of a large cap company, I worked with Linda on some of our most important litigation and trials.  Her track record and skills as a successful lawyer, litigation strategist, and dispute resolution tactician, combined with her laser-like focus and unyielding tenacity, enable her to consistently produce superior results at costs well below her peers.  Beyond that, her uncompromising loyalty and integrity make her an invaluable trusted advisor.  Linda went to the well for our company many times, and she never came up empty.”