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In this episode, Paige Harding discusses her journey in rural lawyering and the importance of small-town legal practice.

Send us a Text Message with thoughts, guest suggestions, stories and more, HERE! In this episode, we talk with Paige Harding about her path to rural lawyering and why small-town practice matters. Paige shares how growing up on a farm in Dodge City, Kansas shaped her values, how early internships exposed her to legal work outside major cities, and why access to justice remains a critical issue in rural Kansas—where some counties have no attorneys at all. We discuss the variety and impact of s...

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Guest: Paige Harding

Topics covered

• rural lawyering
• small-town practice
• access to justice
• legal work
• internships
• values

Keywords

• rural law
• small-town attorney
• legal access
• Dodge City
• Kansas law
• internships
• justice

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Places: Dodge City, Kansas, Kansas

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