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Christina Terplan Featured in Attorney at Law’s National Women in Law Special Edition

Atheria Law founding partner and president Christina Terplan is featured in the Women in Law Spotlights section of Attorney at Law’s inaugural national special edition, which highlights leading women attorneys from across the country. The special issue celebrates the progress of women in the legal profession across a wide spectrum of practice areas and career paths.

In her profile, Christina shares a candid reflection on how her legal career has evolved in tandem with her personal life—and how support from colleagues helped shape her path:

“I’ve been fortunate to shape a career that evolved with my life—scaling back when my children were young and stepping into leadership when the time was right. This flexibility isn’t often modeled for women in law. Senior colleagues, both women and men, encouraged me to follow a path that worked for me. Their confidence allowed me to serve as an example for other women in the profession, showing that success in law doesn’t have to look just one way. It can grow with you.”

A respected attorney and industry leader, Christina has long championed professional growth that reflects the diverse needs of women lawyers. Her story, like many featured in the issue, offers an inspiring look at how legal careers can adapt, evolve, and make space for a new generation of women leaders.

Read the full issue here.

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