About BOOK LAW FIRM
That is exactly why the firm behind those people matters. At BOOK LAW FIRM, attorneys are responsible for legal strategy and advice. Paralegals and administrators coordinate the work, communication, and details that carry a matter from hire through signing and implementation. The relationship stays personal. The work never depends on one person alone.
The people behind the firm
Each person has a defined role. Attorneys lead the legal advice. Paralegals and administrators support that work under attorney direction and help clients know what is happening, what is needed, and what comes next. That is how a personal relationship becomes dependable firm service.
Founder and CEO
Lorne Book founded BOOK LAW FIRM and serves as its CEO. He is responsible for the direction of the firm and for building a practice designed to serve clients through a team, not around one person.
Read Lorne C. Book's biography →
Partner and Director of Estate Planning
Austin Butts is a partner of BOOK LAW FIRM and serves as Director of Estate Planning. He helps lead the firm's estate-planning work and the legal strategy and advice provided on matters assigned to him.
Read Austin B. Butts's biography →Director of Client Experience
Becky Oliver serves as Director of Client Experience. She helps coordinate the client's experience with the firm, including the communication and practical details clients need throughout the engagement.
Senior Paralegal
Renee Hucks serves as Senior Paralegal. Under attorney direction, she supports the firm's legal work and helps keep assigned matters organized and moving.
Estate Planning Paralegal
Lauren Winchester serves as Estate Planning Paralegal. Under attorney direction, she supports estate-planning matters and helps coordinate the document and signing process.
How the work is carried
Attorney time matters most where legal judgment is required. The assigned team supports the work before, during, and after each meeting so clients know who is responsible and what comes next.
Your attorney analyzes the legal issues, develops strategy, explains tradeoffs, and remains responsible for the legal advice.
Paralegals organize information, support document workflow, and help prepare the matter under attorney direction.
Administrators coordinate scheduling, communication, signatures, and the practical details that keep clients informed.
The assigned team maintains the record needed to identify decisions, completed work, open items, and appropriate next steps.
Tell the intake team what has changed, what decision is pending, and what documents or ownership information already exist. Website information is general and is not legal advice. A matter is accepted only after review and a written engagement agreement.
