Norton Law, PLLC

Kim Norton is an attorney with 25 plus years of experience planning, developing and implementing solutions for legal issues. Innovative and highly effective at developing creative strategies. Detail-oriented, conscientious and organized. Works aggressively to achieve continued success. Consistently takes initiative and perseveres even in the most elusive and trying of issues. Collaborates well with diverse clients of varying socio-economic and cultural backgrounds. Passion for researching, learning, and teaching about the law.

· Results-oriented · Client-focused · Proficient · Professional and personable

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