About Mallory
Mallory Fisk studied human behavior before she studied law. She earned a B.S. in psychology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and later took her J.D. at Saint Louis University School of Law, where she completed coursework in business transactional law. That combination of psychology and transactional training informs how she approaches client conversations and deal work.
Her practice crosses state lines. Fisk is admitted to practice in New York, Missouri and Illinois. She represents clients from multiple jurisdictions and handles matters that require attention to both legal detail and practical outcomes. Her background in transactional law gives her a foundation for drafting agreements, advising on corporate arrangements and handling negotiations.
Fisk joined Summers Compton Wells LLC, working out of the firm’s offices. At the firm she has been involved in business-related matters for clients of different sizes. She approaches each matter with an eye toward clarity in the documents and predictability in the process. She balances careful contract drafting with attention to how agreements will operate in the real world.
Her earlier studies in psychology shape how she works with clients and opposing counsel. Fisk tends to emphasize clear communication, asking questions that reveal underlying interests rather than surface positions. That habit serves her when resolving disputes at the negotiation table and when structuring transactional solutions that aim to avoid future conflict.
Outside the office she maintains professional memberships that keep her connected to the legal communities in the states where she is licensed. She participates in the firm’s multi-office practice, collaborating across teams to address issues that span jurisdictions. Her current practice concentrates on business and transactional matters.
