Miranda Riva, Esq.

Miranda Riva, Esq., is an attorney and legal researcher with years of experience deciphering and distilling complex legal text. 

At the beginning of her career, she honed her research skills as a Research Assistant and Legal Intern across a variety of disciplines, which allowed her to develop a strong sense of various legal research methodologies, analyze and synthesize complex legal information, and understand how to extract rules from cases and apply them to new situations. 

Miranda also spent two years as a law professor at the Appalachian School of Law focused on legal writing. She mastered the art of crafting well-structured legal documents, effectively using legal terminology and conventions, and explaining legal concepts in accessible language. She was also responsible for counseling law students to develop these same skills.

For the past few years, Miranda has been a legal content creator and reviewer; she also keeps a focus on current debates and dialogues in legal academia, which shines through her review process.

As a researcher and reviewer with The Law Dictionary, Miranda excels at applying her technical proficiency in legal writing to navigate between precision and innovation – ultimately playing a crucial role in guiding current and prospective business owners to success through LLC formation, registered agent services, and more. 

Miranda has her Juris Doctorate (J.D.) from William and Mary Law School as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Philosophy from Virginia Tech. She is also certified in Advanced Legal Research from Thomson Reuters and Professional Research from LexisNexis.