About Paige L.
Paige L. Snelgro built her legal foundation at Florida A&M University College of Law, where she earned her J.D. in 2012. She graduated from Colgate University in 2009 with a B.A., the liberal arts background she later drew on in teaching roles and courtroom writing assignments. Her academic record led quickly into legal practice and classroom work.
Her early career moved through small firm practice. In 2012 she worked at the Law Office of J. Bernard Chery, P.A., and two years later joined NeJame Law, P.A. as an associate. In 2017 she became an associate at Albertelli Law. Those positions placed her in client-centered litigation settings and gave her steady exposure to Florida civil procedure and case management.
Snelgro shifted parts of her practice toward education and training. She served as an adjunct professor at Seminole State College in 2016, taught legal research and writing at Florida A&M University College of Law in 2018, and worked as a Legal Skills Professor at the University of Florida Levin College of Law in 2020. Alongside formal roles she tutored privately at The Scholarly Edge in 2014, focusing on legal analysis and exam preparation for law students.
In 2022 she clerked temporarily for Magistrate Judge Leslie Hoffman Price in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida. That clerkship placed her inside the federal courthouse and exposed her to pretrial practice, motions work, and courtroom procedure. The experience complemented her years as a courtroom associate and as an instructor of legal writing.
Snelgro maintains membership in the Florida State Bar and has balanced practice and teaching throughout her career. Her background spans private practice, courtroom work, and law school instruction. Her work reflects regular interaction with litigation tasks, drafting, and student instruction. She continues to practice in Florida and divides her professional time between litigation-related work and legal education.
