Meet Our Office Dogs
Because every great firm needs a little fur.
Benny
Chief Morale Officer & Head of Conference Room Seating
Benny joined the firm as a goldendoodle puppy and immediately made himself at home — literally. Catch him most days either greeting clients at reception with his most serious “I definitely work here” face, or passed out in the client chair during what he considers his scheduled afternoon strategy session.
His work ethic is selective, but his commitment to occupying the best seat in the room is unwavering.
Areas of expertise
- First impressions
- Strategic napping
- Chair acquisition
- Looking guilty
Ruby
Senior Counsel, Retired
Ruby served this firm with grace, quiet wisdom, and an air of dignified authority that most attorneys spend years trying to cultivate. A distinguished dachshund/spaniel mix with soulful eyes and impeccable judgment, she set the standard for what an office dog could be.
Ruby now enjoys a well-earned semi-retirement, though she reserves the right to weigh in on matters of great importance.
Legacy
- Quiet authority
- Selective attention
- Impeccable judgment
- Setting standards
We believe the best offices have at least one dog in them. We have data to support this. Benny helped collect it, then took a nap. Ruby reviewed it, raised an eyebrow, and approved.