Graves Garrett Greim LLC (GGG) is pleased to announce Claire Hausman has joined the firm as an associate attorney.

A native of St. Joseph, Missouri, Hausman joined Graves Garrett Greim (GGG) as an associate attorney in September of 2026. She brings a mix of law firm and governmental experience to a private practice ranging from general commercial litigation to free speech and election law.

Most recently, Claire spent two years as a judicial law clerk for the Hon. Mary Rhodes Russell, which included part of her term as Chief Justice of the Missouri Supreme Court.

Hausman previously completed two stints as a summer associate at GGG in 2022 and 2023. This gave her the opportunity to draft complaints, answers, and findings of fact and conclusions of law in cases pending in both federal and state court, while also conducting research on complex legal issues and evaluating contractual matters and constitutional law claims.

“Claire’s outstanding work during her time at our firm make her a perfect fit to bolster our unique nationwide practice,” GGG partner Lucinda Luetkemeyer said. “Her impeccable academic credentials combined with her clerkship experience make her a fantastic addition to our team.”

After completing undergraduate studies in English and history at the University of Mississippi, Hausman earned a Juris Doctor from the University of Missouri School of Law, where she served as Note and Comment Editor for the Missouri Law Review and became a member of Order of the Coif. She also previously interned with an Am Law 100 firm and a New York-based immigration firm in addition to an internship with the Clay County (Missouri) Prosecutor’s Office.