Jordan Glasgow is an experienced attorney, representing local labor unions and employee benefit funds. Ms. Glasgow helps create simple solutions for complex challenges that strategically elevate the labor movement, notably assisting numerous clients with nuanced campaign finance questions. Ms. Glasgow is also a zealous litigator, with an emphasis on pre-trial motion practice and alternative dispute resolution.
Prior to joining Blake & Uhlig in 2019, Ms. Glasgow developed her strong dispute resolution skills while serving on various litigation teams for national and international entities in complex commercial actions.
Ms. Glasgow graduated magna cum laude from the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law in 2016, where she served as a Comment Editor for the UMKC Law Review. While in law school, she also published a comment entitled Is Right-to-Work Wrong for Missouri? A Constitutional Analysis of the Feasibility of Right-to-Work in the Show-Me State. In 2013, Ms. Glasgow earned her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Missouri, where she graduated summa cum laude and with University Honors. While at Mizzou, Ms. Glasgow was also tapped into Phi Beta Kappa.
Outside of the profession, Ms. Glasgow is active in progressive causes. Ms. Glasgow similarly enjoys spending time with her family and crafting.
