ChinaAnn Reeve is a paralegal in the Firm’s Auburn office. She provides support for clients and attorneys including; managing the intake process for new clients, maintenance of electronic records, preparation of evidence for use in special education hearings, coordinating the implementation of decisions and ensuring consistent communication with clients throughout the process of the case.
ChinaAnn received her Associate’s Degree in Criminal Justice in September 2021 and recently received her Bachelor’s Degree of Science in Criminal Justice for Administration in October 2023. She is passionate about helping those in need, especially special needs children. ChinaAnn has past experience as a certified daycare provider for children (infant through grade school), including children with special needs. ChinaAnn worked closely with special needs children as a daycare provider. ChinaAnn also loves dogs and is the proud owner of three American Bullies.
Shobna P. Cuddy is the firm wide office administrator and a senior paralegal in the Auburn office. Prior to joining the firm, Shobna worked as a medical insurance billing specialist in Modesto, California. Shobna coordinates and monitors all of the day-to-day activities within the firm to ensure the operation of the various offices runs smoothly.
She is responsible for managing accounts payable and receivables, scheduling attorney and client meetings, training, creating client files and supervising staff within the Auburn office.
In her role as a senior paralegal, she is responsible for preparing subpoenas, handling legal research, preparing memos and other correspondence. Shoby is also responsible for ensuring that all attorneys are fully supported in the management of their cases.
She is the mother of two children, one who is classified as a student with a disability. Her personal experience has allowed her to fully appreciate the challenges the clients face in navigating the special education system.
Shoby lives with her husband, Andy, and their two sons in Central New York.