Charlotte Rich Joseph

Attorney

Charlotte Rich Joseph brings substantial litigation and public service experience to Jackson Law, LLC. Before joining the firm, she clerked for judges on the New Mexico Court of Appeals, practiced immigration law, and worked with the Social Security Administration. A graduate of the University of New Mexico School of Law, where she served as Co-Student Articles Editor of the New Mexico Law Review, Charlotte focuses on personal injury matters while also serving as Guardian ad Litem. Her background allows her to approach complex cases with careful legal analysis and practical guidance.

Charlotte Rich Joseph was born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She graduated from Albuquerque High School and UNM School of Law. 


Charlotte brings a wealth of experience to Jackson Law. Prior to joining the firm, Charlotte clerked at the New Mexico Court of Appeals for the Honorable Timothy L. Garcia and the Honorable Michael E. Vigil. Charlotte also has federal government administrative experience as she practiced immigration law and worked for the Social Security Administration.​


Charlotte specializes in personal injury claims and serving as Guardian ad Litem.

EDUCATION

  • University of New Mexico School of Law
  •  J.D., cum laude
  • Co-Student Articles Editor, New Mexico Law Review

Occidental College, Los Angeles, California

  • A.B. in Economics for Business and Management
  • Honors: magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa

PUBLICATION

  • Statutes of Limitations Applied to Minors: The New Mexico Court of Appeals’ Balance of Competing State Interests to Favor Children, 35 N.M. L. Rev. 535 (2005).

MEMBERSHIP

  • State Bar of New Mexico, 2006 to Present

COMMUNITY SERVICE

  • Member, Families United for Education, 2016 to present
  • Financial Secretary, Albuquerque-Santa Fe Metro Area Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc.
  • Co-Director, Anaphylactic Support of New Mexico, 2014 to present