Beth is an associate at the Arora Law Firm who works on both state and federal cases. She first joined the firm as a law clerk while studying at Emory University School of Law. Beth has a background in case management, disability services, and health care policy. Her experience supporting individuals as they navigate complex systems continues to shape her approach to client advocacy.
Beth Noble was born in Southern California, but grew up in Northern Virginia. She attended George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, where she studied Social Justice & Human Rights. She graduated magna cum laude in 2018. Before becoming an attorney, Beth began her career in Denver, Colorado as a case manager serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. She later worked for the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy & Financing conducting Medicaid provider audits and compliance reviews. Those roles gave her experience examining complex records and understanding how government decisions affect people’s lives, ultimately leading her to pursue a career in criminal defense. Knowing she wanted to make Atlanta her home, she chose Emory University School of Law, where she graduated with honors in 2026.
During law school, Beth taught group LSAT classes and provided one-on-one tutoring. After her first year of law school, Beth interned with the Georgia Resource Center, where she worked with attorneys representing people on Georgia’s death row. The work involved challenging convictions through state and federal habeas proceedings and clemency petitions. She also externed at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
After her second year of law school, she joined the Arora Law Firm as a law clerk. During her first summer with the Arora Law Firm, she assisted with a murder trial that resulted in an acquittal. In her final year of law school, she spent most of her time outside of class working on felony and misdemeanor criminal cases with the firm. After taking the Georgia bar exam in July 2026, Beth returned to the firm as an associate attorney.
Beth is dedicated to her community and has volunteered her time for many years. She has worked with children, teens, and adults, from tutoring and mentorship, support with food insecurity and substance abuse, to being a long-term pen pal to people who are incarcerated.
During law school, Beth taught group LSAT classes and provided one-on-one tutoring. After her first year of law school, Beth interned with the Georgia Resource Center, where she worked with attorneys representing people on Georgia’s death row. The work involved challenging convictions through state and federal habeas proceedings and clemency petitions. She also externed at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
After her second year of law school, she joined the Arora Law Firm as a law clerk. During her first summer with the Arora Law Firm, she assisted with a murder trial that resulted in an acquittal. In her final year of law school, she spent most of her time outside of class working on felony and misdemeanor criminal cases with the firm. After taking the Georgia bar exam in July 2026, Beth returned to the firm as an associate attorney.
Beth is dedicated to her community and has volunteered her time for many years. She has worked with children, teens, and adults, from tutoring and mentorship, support with food insecurity and substance abuse, to being a long-term pen pal to people who are incarcerated.
U.S. District Court, Northern District of Georgia, 2026
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