About Us

Lori Bullock is committed advocate for justice who handles cases across several litigation areas, including labor and employment on behalf of employees, sexual harassment, discrimination, education law, and civil rights.

But it’s her work successfully representing student-athletes who’ve faced discrimination that’s attracted national media attention. Lori has won a series of high-profile settlements for female student-athletes at over 20 Division I & II U.S. colleges and universities, including Clemson, Michigan State University, Eastern Michigan University, Eastern Michigan University, Fresno State, Florida State University, University of Central Oklahoma, and many more. Notably, Lori secured the first Title IX class action settlement to award money to female student athletes for unequal athletic financial aid against San Diego State University.

Lori is a member of the National Employment Lawyers Association, Iowa NELA, Iowa State Bar Association, Polk County Women Attorneys, Iowa Association for Justice, and C. Edwin Moore Inn of Court.

A longtime Iowa resident, Lori holds a J.D. from Drake University Law School, where she served as the president of Drake’s Moot Court Board and team captain of the law school’s National Moot Court team. She holds a B.A. in political science from Iowa State University. Following law school, Lori served as clerk to the Honorable Justice David Wiggins of the Iowa Supreme Court, working on a variety of cases, as well as assisting with, researching, and drafting Supreme Court opinions. She has been working in the fields of employment and education discrimination for more than a decade. 

When she’s not protecting employee and students’ rights, Lori enjoys exposing her children to new parts of the world through travel. Lori also enjoys singing and playing board games with friends. Lori is also very active in her community volunteering.