About Kaitlin Fleur
Kaitlin Fleur Nares built a route to the law that mixes steady scholarship and steady practice. She studied at Vanderbilt University before moving to New York to attend St. John’s University School of Law, where she earned her J.D. in 2013. Those formative years shaped her understanding of courtroom procedure and client service, and they set the stage for a career centered in New York.
After law school, Nares began practicing in the New York legal community. She brought the classroom lessons into real cases and familiarized herself with state rules and local courts. Over time she developed a practical rhythm: careful file preparation, straightforward client counsel, and an eye for procedural detail. Those habits have informed her work at each step.
Nares is currently an attorney at Zinda Law Group. At the firm she handles matters for clients across the state. Her practice is grounded in the day-to-day tasks that move a case forward: drafting pleadings, conducting legal research, and managing discovery. She approaches each matter with a clear, methodical style. The work is deliberate and task-oriented. Clients see a lawyer who prioritizes clarity over rhetoric.
She maintains active professional memberships. Those ties keep her engaged in continuing education and the wider conversations that shape practice in New York. They also provide access to peer networks and resources she draws on when cases raise complex procedural or substantive questions.
Colleagues describe Nares as steady in litigation settings and thorough in preparation. Her courtroom appearances are concise and focused. She leans toward preparation rather than spectacle, preferring to let evidence and law carry the argument. That temperament suits the kind of matters she has pursued and the clients she represents.
Outside of litigation basics, Nares places emphasis on client communication. She aims to explain next steps in plain language. She also works to set realistic timelines and to identify likely outcomes early in a case. These practices reduce surprises for clients and create a clearer path through what can be a difficult process.
Her background—Vanderbilt undergraduate study followed by a 2013 J.D. from St. John’s—remains central to how she frames problems and organizes legal work. Today she practices law in New York at Zinda Law Group. Her current practice focuses on representing clients in matters arising under New York state law.
