Michelle Ramos has served as a paralegal at Correia & Puth, PLLC since August 2025. At the firm, Ms. Ramos supports attorneys in all aspects of their work. As part of the firm’s intake process, Ms. Ramos fields telephone calls and web inquiries, conducts interviews with potential clients, and gathers potential client information. She also provides support for the firm’s litigation docket by assisting with case development and presentation, interviewing witnesses, organizing discovery, and providing trial preparation and support.
Ms. Ramos is a 2025 graduate from Georgetown University where she studied Justice and Peace Studies and Women’s and Gender Studies. At Georgetown, Ms. Ramos worked with the Georgetown Scholars Program, an organization that uplifts and supports first-generation and low-income students throughout their undergraduate experience, and was responsible for event-planning and oversight of the student staff.
Prior to working at Correia & Puth, Ms. Ramos completed internships with Kids in Need of Defense, the D.C. Council Office of Racial Equity, and Ayuda where she explored her interests in public policy and immigration services.
