Annie Hendrickson joined Myers &
Billion in 2010. Her primary practice areas are family law, general civil
litigation, and criminal law. Before joining the firm, Annie practiced as
an attorney in the Office of the Secretary of the Senate in Washington, D.C.
She worked on matters relating to the legislative, financial and administrative
functions of the United States Senate, including appropriations law, government
procurement contracts and federal lobbying disclosure law.
Annie graduated from Luther College
with a degree in History and Spanish. She played basketball for the Norse
and completed a semester study abroad program in Granada, Spain. Annie earned
her law degree from Saint Louis University School of Law. While in law school,
Annie served as president of the Student Bar Association and as an editor
for the Saint Louis University Law Journal. She received the ALI-ABA Scholarship
and Leadership Award and completed a summer international law program in
Madrid, Spain. Annie is proficient in Spanish.
Annie is a native of rural Lennox, South
Dakota. In her free time, Annie enjoys spending time with her family and
friends, running, playing basketball, traveling, reading, and riding
horses.
Contact Information
Email:
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Practice Areas
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Family Law |
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General Civil Litigation |
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Criminal Law |
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Bankruptcy (creditor) |
Admissions
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South Dakota Supreme Court |
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United States District Court, District
of South Dakota |
Education
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Saint Louis University School
of Law, Juris Doctor (2008) |
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Luther College
Bachelor of Arts (2005, magna cum laude, History and Spanish) |
Professional Associations
and Memberships
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American Bar Association |
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State Bar of South Dakota |
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Member, Family Law Committee and
Women in Law Committee |
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South Dakota Trial Lawyers Association
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Second Judicial Circuit Bar Association
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Second Judicial Circuit Women in
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Vice-President and President-Elect,
2011-2012) |
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