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Grace Liestman

Case Support Specialist

ABOUT ME

Grace Liestman is a Case Support Specialist in the Case Support Department at Singleton Schreiber. She is excited to be a part of the team because she values the firm's approach to client-centered justice through empathetic, dedicated work. Grace is passionate about participating in work that advocates for the individual and holds corporations accountable. She is thrilled to be working in a role that aligns with her values, in an environment that prioritizes excellence and collaboration.

While pursuing her undergraduate degree in Journalism, Grace found her passion for making a direct impact in people's lives through support and advocacy, leading her to pursue a minor in Pre-Therapeutic Psychology. Since graduation, Grace has spent the last eight years of her career working in various client-centered roles, from providing innovative mental health treatment to those with treatment-resistant depression, to supporting research at Stanford's Social Concept's Lab. Grace's diverse professional background has always brought her back to her core belief that all individuals, especially those undergoing significant life challenges, deserve support and representation.

In her free time, Grace enjoys giving endless belly rubs to her cat Vivian. When her cat is not demanding attention (rare), she loves going on blue-hour walks with her partner and occasionally dabbling in a high-adrenaline activity (skydiving!!).

FUN FACT

After college, Grace lived and worked on a farm where she acquired and became besties with four baby goats. She frequently took them on walks around the property and would occasionally dress them up for Halloween.

Favorite Movie

Nosferatu (1979 and 2024 versions both accepted)

One Word To Describe Me

Phantasmagorical

Go-to Snack

French fries and a vegan Oreo milkshake.

Department

  • Case Support

Support which Team/Executive

  • Sara Aldrete

Remote/Hybrid

  • Hybrid

Anniversary

Birthday

5.31
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