08/31/2026
In this month's episode of Art of Purpose, Kenny sits down with Puneet Toor, founder and principal attorney of Toor Law, P.C., a woman-led civil litigation firm representing clients in employment law, personal injury, product defects, and business litigation.
Puneet opens up about growing up as a first-generation Punjabi Sikh American in the Inland Empire, tracing her resilience back to grandparents who survived the Partition of India and parents who arrived in the U.S. with two kids and $500.
She shares how a childhood car accident with no way to hold anyone accountable quietly shaped her empathy years before she became an attorney, why failing the bar exam became one of the most defining moments of her life, and how a chance conversation at a happy hour changed the direction of her legal career.
This conversation is about more than becoming an attorney. It is about immigrant resilience and redirection, building a firm rooted in family and culture instead of profit, and creating space for women in an area of law that has rarely made room for them.
Puneet's story is a reminder that inheritance isn't only what's handed down in money or belongings. Sometimes it's resilience, passed from one generation to the next, until it becomes yours to carry forward.
In this month's episode of Art of Purpose, Kenny sits down with Pun...