ErinChow
Senior Fellow
Labor & Employment
echow@seyfarth.com
Erin supports Seyfarth attorneys in achieving successful outcomes for their clients’ employment law matters.
More About Erin
Erin supports attorneys as they help clients navigate the evolving employment law landscape. When working with her Seyfarth team, Erin brings a collaborative spirit and strong work ethic.
In law school, Erin developed her skills in client counseling, research, and writing. She was a summer student attorney at the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau, where she represented a handful of clients facing eviction. She interned for Greater Boston Legal Services’ Asian Outreach Center, conducting weekly client intakes and providing them with brief legal service. From those experiences, Erin honed her communication skills and learned how to build relationships with clients. She also interned for the Honorable Dalila Wendlandt at the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, where she continued to develop her legal research skills. During her last year of law school, Erin was a student attorney at Suffolk University Law School’s Transactional Clinic and helped clients form business entities, update their governing documents, and draft leases.
In law school, Erin developed her skills in client counseling, research, and writing. She was a summer student attorney at the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau, where she represented a handful of clients facing eviction. She interned for Greater Boston Legal Services’ Asian Outreach Center, conducting weekly client intakes and providing them with brief legal service. From those experiences, Erin honed her communication skills and learned how to build relationships with clients. She also interned for the Honorable Dalila Wendlandt at the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, where she continued to develop her legal research skills. During her last year of law school, Erin was a student attorney at Suffolk University Law School’s Transactional Clinic and helped clients form business entities, update their governing documents, and draft leases.
- JD, Suffolk University Law School
- BA, Wellesley College
Erin supports Seyfarth attorneys in achieving successful outcomes for their clients’ employment law matters.
More About Erin
Erin supports attorneys as they help clients navigate the evolving employment law landscape. When working with her Seyfarth team, Erin brings a collaborative spirit and strong work ethic.
In law school, Erin developed her skills in client counseling, research, and writing. She was a summer student attorney at the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau, where she represented a handful of clients facing eviction. She interned for Greater Boston Legal Services’ Asian Outreach Center, conducting weekly client intakes and providing them with brief legal service. From those experiences, Erin honed her communication skills and learned how to build relationships with clients. She also interned for the Honorable Dalila Wendlandt at the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, where she continued to develop her legal research skills. During her last year of law school, Erin was a student attorney at Suffolk University Law School’s Transactional Clinic and helped clients form business entities, update their governing documents, and draft leases.
In law school, Erin developed her skills in client counseling, research, and writing. She was a summer student attorney at the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau, where she represented a handful of clients facing eviction. She interned for Greater Boston Legal Services’ Asian Outreach Center, conducting weekly client intakes and providing them with brief legal service. From those experiences, Erin honed her communication skills and learned how to build relationships with clients. She also interned for the Honorable Dalila Wendlandt at the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, where she continued to develop her legal research skills. During her last year of law school, Erin was a student attorney at Suffolk University Law School’s Transactional Clinic and helped clients form business entities, update their governing documents, and draft leases.
- JD, Suffolk University Law School
- BA, Wellesley College