Jess Ortega joined Mestaz Law as a Paralegal in August 2025. With a sharp eye for detail, excellent organizational skills, and a extensive experience with technology, Jess supports the firm’s litigation and client relations. Jess, a certified paralegal, spent over 20 years working in various technology fields including mobile app development and cybersecurity.
Her varied experience and ability to manage complex caseloads make her an invaluable part of the Mestaz Law team. Adept at juggling multiple priorities, Jess excels at legal research, organizing discovery materials, coordinating technology for both clients and attorneys, and ensuring deadlines are met with precision. She is committed to upholding the highest standards of professionalism and confidentiality, while contributing to the firm’s unwavering commitment to excellence and efficiency.
Outside of her legal practice, Jess is passionate about animal rescue having fostered over 150 dogs since 2015. A lifelong learner, she continually seeks opportunities to deepen her understanding of legal procedures and amplify her effectiveness as a paralegal.
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