Victoria C. Lee

Victoria Lee is a native Arkansan. She graduated from Hall High School where she soared in Track and Field and served as President of multiple student organizations. Ms. Lee continued her studies at the University of Central Arkansas until she joined the U.S. Army active duty and is now honored to be a wartime veteran.

Ms. Lee understands first-hand the need for plaintiff’s side advocacy after a tragic family loss caused by medical negligence. Thereafter, Ms. Lee started her law career at Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School in 2017, and then transferred to Golden Gate University, School of Law earning her Juris Doctor degree in 2020. During law school, Ms. Lee was active in Bay Area organizations aimed at providing legal advocacy for underserved communities – including, but not limited to advocating for low-income households in landlord tenant disputes and helping victims of domestic violence secure protective orders.

She is admitted to practice law in California and Arkansas. Ms. Lee’s personal experience with negligent actors allows her to advocate for plaintiffs with empathy and compassion which serves her well in her current role at Nahon, Saharovich & Trotz, PLC.

When she is not practicing law, she enjoys staying active by playing basketball, hiking, boxing, and playing tennis.

Education:

University of Central Arkansas (B.A., 2015)

Golden Gate University School of Law (J.D. 2020)

Bar Admissions:

Arkansas, 2021

California, 2021