Keila Sosa

Keila Sosa

Paralegal and Trustee Case Administrator

Keila Sosa is a highly experienced Paralegal and Trustee Case Administrator at Janus Law. She brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise in working with clients, attorneys, accountants, trustees, and court personnel to deliver exceptional legal support.

Keila's professional background includes extensive experience in business and family law, making her a versatile asset to the firm. Her comprehensive understanding of legal processes and dedication to client service ensure efficient case management and successful outcomes.

Education

  • Associate Degree in Paralegal Studies, 2014
  • Licensed Notary Public

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