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About Natori Arrindell

Natori Arrindell serves as Of Counsel attorney at CEO Lawyer Personal Injury Law Firm. Her practice areas span business law, civil litigation, personal injury, corporate legal strategy, and intellectual property protection.

Arrindell serves as Managing Attorney at LegalLuxe Law Group, where she has successfully resolved over 100 challenging divorce cases through mediation and secured over 100 trademark protections for businesses. She also established a pro bono legal clinic for low-income families.

Previously at Reaves Law Firm, she recovered more than $9.6 million in settlements for personal injury and premises liability clients. Her corporate experience includes work at International Paper Company on major acquisitions and commercial contracts.

She earned her Juris Doctor from Suffolk University Law School and her Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration and Management from Simmons University.

She is admitted to the bars of Tennessee, North Carolina, Arkansas, and the District of Columbia.

Practice areas

Education

Simmons University
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Tennessee
State Bar of North Carolina
State Bar of Arkansas
State Bar of District of Columbia

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