LaurelWanger
Associate
Corporate
lwanger@seyfarth.com
Laurel supports her Seyfarth team by providing thorough research and strategic analysis on the complexities of corporate transactions.
More About Laurel
Laurel assists attorneys as they counsel their clients on how to navigate the intricate landscape of corporate law, focusing on mergers and acquisitions and corporate finance. She focuses on transactional matters, helping attorneys find creative and lasting solutions to their clients’ unique legal needs. Her attention to detail ensures that all documentation is accurate, facilitating smoother deal negotiations.
In law school, Laurel served as an articles editor for the St. John’s Law Review and Journal of Catholic Legal Studies, reviewing and preparing student-authored articles for publication. Her role as articles editor sharpened her legal writing skills and provided in-depth knowledge of corporate law issues. Additionally, Laurel authored her own article entitled “From Sidewalks, Streets, and Parks to Social Media: How should courts apply the public forum doctrine in the digital age?” that was published in the St. John’s Law Review 97.2.
When working with colleagues, Laurel works to foster a collaborative environment characterized by open communication and a solutions-oriented mindset.
In law school, Laurel served as an articles editor for the St. John’s Law Review and Journal of Catholic Legal Studies, reviewing and preparing student-authored articles for publication. Her role as articles editor sharpened her legal writing skills and provided in-depth knowledge of corporate law issues. Additionally, Laurel authored her own article entitled “From Sidewalks, Streets, and Parks to Social Media: How should courts apply the public forum doctrine in the digital age?” that was published in the St. John’s Law Review 97.2.
When working with colleagues, Laurel works to foster a collaborative environment characterized by open communication and a solutions-oriented mindset.
- JD, St. John's University School of Law
Cum laude
Dean’s List
St. John’s Law Review, articles editor - BA, Washington University in St. Louis
International Affairs; French and Computer Science minors
College Honors
Study Abroad at Sciences Po in Paris, France
- Florida
- New Jersey
- New York
Laurel supports her Seyfarth team by providing thorough research and strategic analysis on the complexities of corporate transactions.
More About Laurel
Laurel assists attorneys as they counsel their clients on how to navigate the intricate landscape of corporate law, focusing on mergers and acquisitions and corporate finance. She focuses on transactional matters, helping attorneys find creative and lasting solutions to their clients’ unique legal needs. Her attention to detail ensures that all documentation is accurate, facilitating smoother deal negotiations.
In law school, Laurel served as an articles editor for the St. John’s Law Review and Journal of Catholic Legal Studies, reviewing and preparing student-authored articles for publication. Her role as articles editor sharpened her legal writing skills and provided in-depth knowledge of corporate law issues. Additionally, Laurel authored her own article entitled “From Sidewalks, Streets, and Parks to Social Media: How should courts apply the public forum doctrine in the digital age?” that was published in the St. John’s Law Review 97.2.
When working with colleagues, Laurel works to foster a collaborative environment characterized by open communication and a solutions-oriented mindset.
In law school, Laurel served as an articles editor for the St. John’s Law Review and Journal of Catholic Legal Studies, reviewing and preparing student-authored articles for publication. Her role as articles editor sharpened her legal writing skills and provided in-depth knowledge of corporate law issues. Additionally, Laurel authored her own article entitled “From Sidewalks, Streets, and Parks to Social Media: How should courts apply the public forum doctrine in the digital age?” that was published in the St. John’s Law Review 97.2.
When working with colleagues, Laurel works to foster a collaborative environment characterized by open communication and a solutions-oriented mindset.
- JD, St. John's University School of Law
Cum laude
Dean’s List
St. John’s Law Review, articles editor - BA, Washington University in St. Louis
International Affairs; French and Computer Science minors
College Honors
Study Abroad at Sciences Po in Paris, France
- Florida
- New Jersey
- New York