Kathrine Robertson

So I loved it.

And it affirmed to me that I did want to go to law school.

And, you know, the rest is history, I guess.

Absolutely.

I mean, so Steve came into the AG's office the beginning of 2017.

I had been there a little while longer than him, but not much.

And, you know, when I think back on the things that we went through as an office, I mean, we were fighting kind of the holdover effects of the Obama administration.

Trump won, you know, had a really rocky first term.

went into a pandemic, then turned around and had Biden.

I mean, you know, you've seen a lot, and that's just the national landscape, not even talking about what's going on in the state.

So the AG's office is a fascinating place to practice law, and you can do everything from criminal to civil to constitutional defense and everything in between.

We're the

We're the people's law firm.

We're also the state's chief law enforcement officer.

And so when you think about the mundane life of some lawyers, you will not find that at the AG's office.

So I'm an adrenaline junkie, admittedly, and it has been by far the best job I could ever have for myself.

It's always something new, always something where you feel like

You've actually accomplished something.

You're not just pushing paper around.

And so I love it.