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Cambria Keiser

Cambria is a dedicated Legal Assistant with a bachelor’s degree in Art History from San Diego State University. She has a strong organizational background and is passionate about supporting legal teams while guiding clients through challenging situations.

 

Cambria is currently gaining hands-on experience in various legal settings, focusing on client connections and the intricacies of Family Law. Committed to professional growth, she is actively pursuing certification to enhance her expertise.

Prior to joining Minella Law Group, Cambria was a manager in the retail community, where she mastered her leadership and customer service skills. Her experience in this role sharpened her interpersonal abilities, allowing her to effectively connect with clients and foster strong relationships. This background has greatly contributed to her success in the legal field.

Cambria is an invaluable asset to Minella Law Group in numerous ways. Her strong organizational skills and attention to detail ensure that legal processes run smoothly. Her passion for supporting legal teams and guiding clients through challenging situations creates a positive environment for both colleagues and clients. Additionally, her commitment to professional growth, including her pursuit of certification, demonstrates her dedication to excellence in the legal field. With her background in customer service and interpersonal skills, she fosters strong connections with clients, enhancing their experience and trust in the firm.

Outside her legal pursuits, Cambria enjoys listening to podcasts, engaging in physical activities, and doing nails as a hobby, which helps her maintain balance and inspiration.

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