JusticeArana Natalia
Main achievement
Litigation Paralegal at Eric Sterling Law
About
Natalia Arana is a remarkable professional from the Republic of Moldova, based in the United States of America, where she has built an impressive career in the justice field, specializing as a paralegal in personal injury litigation. With over eight years of experience, she manages complex cases from intake to closure, preparing demand letters, managing medical records, filings, and legal research. Currently, she works as a Litigation Paralegal at Eric Sterling Law Firm in Lawrenceville, Georgia, contributing to achieving favorable outcomes for injured clients, demonstrating a deep passion for supporting those in the difficult recovery process. Her professional trajectory includes successful collaborations with prestigious law firms in Georgia, such as Kenneth S. Nugent, P.C. Attorneys at Law (2019-2024), where she gained five years of litigation expertise, and Taylor, Lee & Associates (2017-2019). Natalia holds multiple internationally recognized certifications, including Certified Paralegal (CP) from the College of Professional Education at KSU, Professional Paralegal (PP) and LexisNexis Proficiency from LexisNexis, Litigation Paralegal Training from Paralegal Boot Camp, as well as Filevine Professional and Public Health Law Academy Certificate. In parallel, she is studying law at Georgia State University College of Law (2022-2026), preparing for an even more advanced career in the legal field. Originally from the Republic of Moldova, Natalia is fluent in Romanian and Russian, in addition to native English and conversational Spanish, skills that help her serve a diverse clientele in the USA. Her international experience includes exchange programs such as AYUSA and FLEX Future Leaders Exchange (2009-2010), which facilitated her adaptation and success in the American environment. With a diligent and empathetic approach, she represents a role model for Moldovan women in the justice system, promoting professional excellence and support for accident victims in the American legal system.