Getting To Know Randy Huff

As all small businesses should be, we are a very close-knit team at O'Donnell Law Center. With only four employees on staff, we rely heavily on everyone at our Lake of the Ozarks law firm to pull their weight and directly contribute to our firm's success. Because of our unique set-up, we believe we are better able to serve our clients and help take their burdens off of their shoulders.
Paralegal Randy Huff and his family
We strive to deliver the very best service we can to each and every one of our clients. As a small law firm, we are uniquely positioned to get to know each of our clients on a personal level and we genuinely enjoy learning as much about our clients as we can. Of course, this client relationship is a two-way street. Just as we take the opportunity to learn more about our clients, we aim to give our clients the chance to get to know who we are at O'Donnell Law Center. If you are interested, we invite you to read our earlier blog post to meet our attorney, Deirdre O'Donnell. This week, we'd like to give the chance to get to know another one of our valued team members, Mr. Randy Huff.
Randy Huff

Randy Huff ~ Paralegal at O'Donnell Law Center

Randy has been working as a paralegal for several years. Originally from Council Bluffs, Iowa, Randy earned his Associates Degree in Criminal Justice from Monroe Community College in Rochester, New York in 2008.

After receiving his Associates Degree, Randy enlisted in the United States Air Force Reserve. He first worked in passenger services and, in 2011, spent five months serving abroad in Afghanistan. Upon returning home, he underwent training to become a paralegal for the Air Force. As an active duty Paralegal, Randy gained valuable experience processing cases, conducting legal research, drafting opinions and legal memos, and delivering attentive, high-quality legal care to clients.

After his active duty time, Randy was hired at the Missouri Public Defender's office as a legal assistant. He worked there until he joined the team at O'Donnell Law Center in 2014.

Randy and his wife, Eliza

Randy Huff ~ Husband and Family Man

In the midst of his busy career, Randy still managed to find time to get married and start a family with his lovely wife, Eliza. They have five children together: Taylor, Chyrstina, Brandy, Britney, and James. They also have two cats, Chloe and Pinky, and one Labrador-Retriever, Koni. Randy and Eliza both love spending time with their family at the movies, sporting events, and their children's various other activities.

We are very fortunate to have such a well-rounded, attentive, and genuine man on our staff. If you would like to meet Randy in person, you are welcome to stop by our Center at any time. If you ever find yourself in need of legal help at the Lake of the Ozarks, please don't hesitate to give us a call!

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