Yaronit Nordin - Albany, NY
Attorney at Harding Mazzotti, LLP
Personal Injury Lawyers in Albany, NY
12 Corporate Woods Boulevard Albany, NY 12211
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Albany Personal Injury Lawyer
Updated: 09/27/2018
Areas of Practice
- Personal Injury
Attorney Information
Overview
Yaronit Nordin was born in Stockholm, Sweden and grew up in New Jersey. She graduated from Bennington College in 2009 with a focus in Literature and the arts. While at Bennington, Yaronit developed a deep appreciation for the people, landscape, and ethos of the state of Vermont.
Yaronit graduated from Albany Law School of Union University magna cum laude in 2014 and was admitted to practice in Vermont in January 2015. While studying at Albany Law School, Yaronit was an associate editor of the Journal of Science & Technology and interned in the chambers of Judge Lawrence Kahn of the Northern District of New York as well as with the Public Defender's Office in Troy. Yaronit began law school with a desire to use her skills as an advocate and a writer to help ordinary people. She is very enthusiastic for the opportunity to do so as a member of the Martin, Harding, and Mazzotti, LLP team.
Yaronit lives in Bennington County, Vermont where she enjoys the outdoors, culinary pursuits, and film.
Education
Legal Education
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Albany Law School of Union University, Albany, New York, 2014
Honors: magna cum laude
Law Journal: Journal of Science & Technology, Associate Editor
Non Legal Education
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Bennington College, 2009
Major: Literature and Arts
Current Employment Position(s)
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Member
Bar Admissions
- Vermont, 2015
Contact
12 Corporate Woods Boulevard
Albany, NY 12211
Phone Number: 800-529-1010
Fax Number: (518) 724-0385
Email: Send a message
Hours: 24/7/365
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