ATTORNEY AT LAW - Key Persons
Carey Christie is an attorney licensed to practice law in Colorado, Texas and Missouri. Carey was admitted to practice law in Colorado in October 2002 following her cum laude graduation from Oklahoma City University School of Law in May 2002, was admitted to practice law in Missouri in 2010 and was recently admitted to practice law in Texas in 2017.
While an attorney in Colorado, Carey was an active member of the Denver Bar Association (volunteering for Law at the Mall, manning the Denver Bar booth at the Denver People's Fair and serving as an attorney judge for the Colorado Regional and State High School Mock Trial Competition). She served on the Board as co-chair of the Professional Advancement Committee for the Colorado Women's Bar Association.
While serving on the Board of the Colorado Women's Bar Association, Carey helped create "How To" mentoring events (for young and experienced lawyers to connect) and served on a committee that helped conduct a study of female part-time partners in Colorado. Carey also served as a member of the Judicial Committee (conducting due diligence for the Governor of Colorado to assist in Judicial selections) and the Membership Committee of the Colorado Women's Bar Association.
Carey was a member of the Pulaski County Bar Association and has participated in numerous volunteer activities in the United States and Germany. She is currently a member of the Texas Bar Association, Business Networking International (BNI) and Stroller Warriors Elsewhere (a running club). Carey is President of the Ladies II Sunday School Class at Tyland Baptist Church.
Carey has practiced in various areas of the law. Carey has one child.
Randy M. Gray is an attorney licensed in New York and Missouri. Randy graduated from Albany Law School in Albany, New York in December 2020. During law school, Randy was a senior editor on the Albany Government Law Review.
Randy interned for the Camden County Prosecutor's Office in Camdenton, Missouri in the Summer of 2020. He also completed a semester-long externship in 2020 for the United States Air Force Judge Advocate Generals Corps during his last semester of law school.
Randy holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, and a minor in Political Science from the University of Missouri-Columbia, where he graduated on the Dean's List in 2018. During undergraduate, he participated in the University of Missouri Rowing Team. He was also a member of a service fraternity (Alpha Phi Omega) that focused on volunteering for the local community.
Randy is originally from Waynesville, Missouri, where he graduated from Waynesville High School in 2014.
Additionally, Randy enjoys running several miles per week, as well as competing in marathons, half-marathons, and other running competitions.
Scott has been practicing law for nearly 26 years in Missouri. He was previously employed as an Assistant Public Defender (1995 - 2000) and as an Assistant Prosecutor in two different Prosecutor's Offices (2000 - 2008). He has been with the Prugh Law Office since May of 2008.
Scott graduated from the University of Missouri with a degree in political science in 1992 and graduated from the University of Missouri School of Law in 1995.
Scott is a Special Master for family law cases in the 25th Judicial Circuit and he also has completed the necessary accreditation to do guardian ad litem work.
Scott and his wife, Amanda, have a son who attends Lebanon Middle School, a pug, and a cat. Scott also has two college-age children, one of whom is currently at the police academy and the other is a student at Missouri Western State University. Amanda is a paraprofessional at Lebanon High School.
Scott and his family reside in Lebanon, Missouri.
Tyler L. Prugh is an attorney licensed in New York and Missouri. Tyler graduated from Albany Law School in Albany, New York in December 2020. During her time at Albany Law School Tyler interned for the Camden County Prosecutors Office in Camdenton, Missouri during the summer of 2020. She also competed in Albany Law's Moot Court oral advocacy competition in 2019 and was a Senior Editor on the Albany Government Law Review in 2020.
Tyler moved to the Fort Leonard Wood area in 1998 where she graduated from Waynesville High School with honors in 2014.
Tyler graduated on the Dean's List form the University of Missouri-Columbia in 2018 with a Bachelor's degree in Sociology with minors in Psychology and Human Development and Family studies. At Mizzou she was a member of the Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority, the Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law fraternity, and the Alpha Phi Omega community service fraternity.
Tyler was given the chance to study abroad in Berlin, Germany. It was a two-week program in alternative dispute resolution, international commercial arbitration and cooperative mediations. Tyler received the following Certifications from her time there.