April Cameron currently provides paralegal support to various attorneys at Business Law Group. Her duties include drafting legal documents, electronic filings through the court system, and maintaining workflow within the office. She enjoys interacting with clients and has a heart for helping them with the concerns that affect their lives and families every day.

Different areas of law and how the judicial system works have always been an interest that April has researched. This passion led to her returning to college where she gained her degree in Paralegal Studies. After graduating in 2010, she began the transition from banking to law.

April moved to Colorado from Tennessee where she spent almost 10 years as an in-house paralegal for Life Care Centers of America, Inc. While there, she managed cases for several states while overseeing outside counsel. During this time, she saw a need for producing discovery documents so she began a department to produce these documents as requested by opposing counsel.

Before establishing herself in the legal field, April worked in branch operations and compliance in the banking industry for more than 20 years. Those years served to develop her sense of focus, research, and commitment to careful care of the assets of community members.

April grew up in Southeast Tennessee, where her father’s family owned a poultry farm. Her father joined the United States Navy when he was 17 years old and retired two years before she was born. His experience and stories instilled in her an honor and deep sense of respect for those who serve their country.

April holds an Associate Degree in Paralegal Studies from Chattanooga State Community College, where she honed her skills and knowledge in various aspects of the legal field. Her coursework provided her with a solid foundation in legal research, writing, and analysis, as well as practical experience in assisting attorneys with case preparation and documentation.

When not in the office, April loves to read; explore fine arts’ especially impressionistic artists and works; and travel. Her favorite books include The School of Essential Ingredients by Erica Bauermeister, Beach Music by Pat Conroy, and Salvation on Sand Mountain by Dennis Covington.

Whenever art and travel combine, she is most happy. Memorable trips include exploring The Louvre in Paris France, Monet’s Water Lilies, the works of Georgia O’Keefe at the Atlanta High Museum, as well as outdoor music festivals; the artist’s market in Sante Fe, New Mexico; and Aretha Frankenstein’s in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

April considers her greatest loves to be her two young adult daughters. Her oldest holds an M.S. in Research Psychology and enjoys spending time with her rescue pup named Edgar Allen Poe. Her youngest is currently an accounting auditor who also enjoys dancing and mixology.