Who is Lauren fraser?

Who isn't interested in stuff and things? Lauren is particularly interested in what makes people tick - is it passion, ambition, ego, coffee, robots, demonic possession? Like her, there are so many successful masters of their trade who seek other outlets in order to live their most fulfilled life. Lauren wants to know who is "Masterfilled" and how they got there.

As a Partner with the prestigious law firm, Einhorn, Barbarito, Frost & Botwinick PC, Lauren has the privilege of representing members of her community who have been significantly injured through no fault of their own in truck crashes, auto crashes and commercial property incidents. It's a big job, so they gave it to the shortest, but mightiest girl.  

Lauren is a best-selling author of the YA Fiction series, Trinity of Kirana (Trinity, Queen Makers, Rose of the Field), owns a nationally award winning performing arts studio, Trinity Studios LLC, and won the 3rd Grade Spelling Bee in 1985. She's been killing it for years and is now seeking a comfortable spot to nap so she can watch videos of cats doing weird stuff on social media.

Lauren was born and raised in bucolic Sussex County, New Jersey. Her dad was a local lawyer, farmer and ran a local professional theater. Her mom was a high school Spanish, English and Theater Arts teacher and also helped to run the local theater companies. Lauren grew up with a strong appreciation for the outdoors, the arts and justice. 

Lauren went on to graduate at the top of her class in High School (clearly excited about it - see pic) as a scholar athlete and talented actor/musician. However, she put her tennis racquet and creativity aside, and graduated from Rutgers College with a BA in History/Poli Sci. She decided not to be a Historian. Rather, she followed her passion for justice and became a trial lawyer, receiving her JD from Seton Hall Law.

Luckily, or maybe unfortunately, Lauren's drive to create returned. As a lawyer, she is known for developing effective and creative ways to communicate with juries, which she teaches to other lawyers across the country; she became a published author; owns a performing arts studio and theater company; and was recently crowned Queen of Everything, by no one.