About Erin Fleming
Erin Fleming Ramana built her legal foundations in two very different classrooms. She earned an A.B. in psychology from Duke University in 1998, then returned to Washington, D.C., for a J.D. from The George Washington University Law School in 2003. The combination of social science and legal training shaped how she approaches problems. She reads facts carefully and pays attention to how people describe them.
After law school she entered private practice and served as an associate at Cooley Godward Kronish LLP. Her time there placed her in the routines common to large law firms: researching complex questions, drafting motions and agreements, and coordinating among attorneys and clients. Colleagues described her as analytically minded and steady under time pressure. She worked on matters that required both careful legal analysis and practical, day-to-day project management.
Ramana is licensed to practice in Virginia. The psychological training from her undergraduate years remains part of her toolkit. It surfaces in client interviews and in writing that aims to be clear, not academic. She tends to break down complicated points into plain language and to map out steps that others on a team can follow.
Her career has unfolded outside the spotlight. There are no published court rulings or public firm announcements tied to her name in the material provided. That quiet profile is not uncommon among associates who spend much of their time supporting senior lawyers and keeping cases moving behind the scenes. Her work has been practical, task-oriented and focused on producing reliable legal work.
As of 2026, she practices law in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Her current practice centers on serving clients through the kinds of legal work commonly undertaken by attorneys licensed in Virginia.
