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A passion for justice: Scottsdale immigration paralegal details meaningful work

Scottsdale expert joins law firm amid influx of cases

Before Ana Guzman immigrated to the United States, she always had a passion for the law and legal matters. 

In her home country of Guatemala, Ms. Guzman attended law school for two years but when she immigrated, she was unable to finish the program.

“Since my early years, I would say I had a passion for justice, I just want to make sure that justice is served,” Ms. Guzman said. “That’s very important to me.”

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