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Arbre is an associate attorney at the Consumer Law Experts, PC. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Appalachian School of Law in 2020 and Summa Cum Laude from Kaplan University with a BS in Legal Studies in 2017. During her time in law school, she dedicated much of her time to helping those with limited means and access get the services they need including healthcare, tax preparation assistance, and legal advice.
Arbre is an associate attorney at the Consumer Law Experts, PC. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Appalachian School of Law in 2020, and Summa Cum Laude from Kaplan University with a BS in Legal Studies in 2017. During her time in law school, she dedicated much of her time to helping those with limited means and access get the services they need including healthcare, tax preparation assistance, and legal advice.
She received the Bold Idea Award in 2019 from the Access to Justice Technology Fellows in recognition of her efforts in the Justice Innovation Challenge to improve access to justice for small businesses. She also put her third-year practice certificate to use by representing consumers in various suits such as abusive debt collection claims, breach of warranty, and other suits involving deceptive and fraudulent business practices.
Prior to joining Consumer Law Experts, PC, Arbre worked as an Associate Self-Help Attorney for the Superior Court of California in Los Angeles County, worked on projects nationwide as a freelance attorney, and worked as a judicial law clerk for a chief justice in West Virginia. Arbre provides a unique perspective to litigation thanks to her experience working on the decision-making side; she has a knack for analyzing arguments and determining what arguments are most effective.
In her spare time, Arbre enjoys yoga and hiking, and spending time with her family doing outdoor activities, visiting museums, and attending festivals.
Book Awards (Recognizing Attainment of Top Course Grade) at Appalachian School of Law, including:
Why did you become a lawyer? I started out wanting to be a pharmacist, but things didnāt work out. I then spoke with my Academic Advisor who suggested I try out law a law course. Initially, I thought Iād just become a paralegal, but I ended up loving the class, and wanting to pursue a law degree. Additionally, I am always on the Consumer Rights side of things, and thatās where Iāve always wanted to be.
What law school did you attend? I attended Appalachian School of Law in Grundy, Virginia.
Can you share a notable case or success youāve had in the past? I was on the Los Angeles Superior Court team that launched remote self-help programs for self-represented litigants seeking a divorce when they are in an agreement. I authored and designed the online interactive presentations that educated litigants on the process.
