Combining her commitment to client advocacy with a focus on complex products liability litigation, Ariana Quirino devotes her practice to representing individuals injured by defective medical devices. She joined Ben Martin Law Group in 2025, where her work focuses on litigation involving IVC filters. Before joining the firm, Ariana gained extensive experience in complex products liability litigation, working on cases involving chemical exposures, orthopedic implant failures, and injuries related to pharmaceuticals and consumer products.
Ariana earned her Juris Doctor from Oklahoma City University School of Law in 2025, where she received Dean’s List honors, the CALI Award in First Amendment Law & Emerging Technology, and a Certificate in Alternative Dispute Resolution. During law school, she also served in leadership and mentorship roles, supporting student organizations and mentoring first-year students. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics and Spanish, with a minor in Leadership Studies, from Austin College, graduating cum laude. Ariana is admitted to practice law in Texas and Oklahoma.
Outside the practice of law, Ariana enjoys traveling, strength training, and spending time with her family.
Austin College, Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics and Spanish, Minor in Leadership Studies, cum laude, 2021
Oklahoma City University School of Law, Juris Doctor, 2025
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