Marjorie S. Self began her career as a physical
therapist, working with patients recovering from strokes, head injuries, and
other severe injuries. Helping patients regain or discover strength was deeply
rewarding for her, but over time, the physical demands of the role prompted her
to consider a career shift. She sought a position where she could continue to
make a difference without the physical strain. Returning to her roots in Baton
Rouge, Marjorie earned her J.D. from Mississippi College School of Law. Today,
her legal practice centers on arbitration-related collections, resident rights,
exploitation issues, and conservatorships. She finds fulfillment in advocating
for those who cannot advocate for themselves and supporting individuals caring
for the injured or elderly. Outside her practice, Marjorie enjoys biking with
her dog, gardening, and spending time with family. She also has a personal goal
of learning to cook and finding enjoyment in it.