Tonya King
Civil Litigation Paralegal/Office Manager
Tonya has been with the Ciment Law Firm since day one, moving from Senior Paralegal to Office Manager in 2019. Tonya brings with her over 20 years of experience in the legal industry specializing in both Bankruptcy and Civil Litigation areas and has worked for both the Plaintiff and Defendant’s side. When she isn’t working Tonya has a passion for photography and is an avid reader of fiction and mystery novels.
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