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DEBORAH M. FIELD
Daily Record Staff//June 16, 2022//
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DEBORAH M. FIELD
PARTNER, MORRIS & MORRIS ATTORNEYS
Years in current role: 19
What has been your biggest success over the past year?
I have been most proud of my firm’s ability to quickly adapt to the ever-changing world in which we now find ourselves and, particularly, in continuing to provide the same level of client service as pre-pandemic. I measure success in knowing my clients are satisfied.
What advice would you give someone starting a personal injury law practice right now?
It’s worth it to invest in up-to-date technology and important to put organized systems in place from the get-go.
If you could practice one area of law that you haven’t practiced in your career, what would it be and why?
I would be a prosecutor because I love trial work.
What is one personal goal you have for the next year?
Surviving being an empty nester!
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