10/09/2026
Before she was advocating for clients, she was serving her country. 🇺🇸
At just 17 years old, Angela Landry made a decision that would shape her life in extraordinary ways: she enlisted in the United States Army.
While most teenagers were navigating high school and planning their futures, Angela was preparing to serve in military intelligence as a Cryptolinguist/Interceptor—a role requiring discipline, precision, and an unwavering commitment to something greater than herself.
But Angela’s story of service and resilience began long before she put on a uniform.
As a first-generation Cuban American, Angela is the daughter of parents who were political prisoners in Cuba. Her family’s history is one of sacrifice, perseverance, and the pursuit of freedom.
For Angela, service isn’t simply something she did. It’s part of who she is.
Today, she brings that same discipline, attention to detail, and commitment to others to her role as a Senior Litigation Paralegal at Doran & Cawthorne.
Behind every case is a real person. Behind every legal challenge is a family searching for answers, accountability, and justice. Angela understands the weight of that responsibility.
Her journey is a reminder that the people working behind the scenes of a law firm often carry extraordinary stories of their own.
We’re proud to have Angela as part of the Doran & Cawthorne family.
Help us recognize Angela Landry for her service, her story, and the dedication she brings to our team. ❤️
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