Erin O'Roke is a highly educated and experienced professional in the legal field. She holds a Juris Doctor degree from the Oklahoma City University School of Law, where she gained vast knowledge in various legal areas. She also has a Master of Arts degree in Composition, Rhetoric, and Literacy from the University of Oklahoma, where she honed her skills in writing and communication. Erin's Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Oklahoma Christian University and her educational experience in Oklahoma Christian Academy set her up for a successful career in writing, legal research and analysis.

Erin has worked as a Litigation Paralegal at McAfee & Taft before taking up various internship roles that further exposed her to the legal field. She has also held various leadership positions such as Editor at Integrated Ocean Drilling Program and at Scribendi Editing and Proofreading. Erin has a deep interest in issues relating to justice and equity, and this has informed her interest in clinical exercises such as the Oklahoma Innocence Project and Jodi G. Marquette American Indian Wills Clinic, where she worked as a clinical student. Currently, she is an associate at Hartzog Conger Cason, and her experience makes her a valuable asset when dealing with legal research, writing, analysis, and drafting of various documents. Furthermore, Erin's experience in different law firms has equipped her with various skills that make her suitable for leadership in a law firm.