I am passionate about advocating for workers’ rights and helping clients navigate workplace disputes involving discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wrongful termination, and wage and hour violations. As a bilingual attorney fluent in English and Spanish, I am committed to providing compassionate, client-centered representation and expanding access to justice.

I graduated from Gonzaga University School of Law, where I was a member of the inaugural cohort of the Carl Maxey Social Justice Scholarship Program, an initiative established to mentor future leaders dedicated to advancing social justice. As a first-generation American and law graduate, I devoted my legal education to serving historically underserved communities through leadership, advocacy, and public service.

While in law school, I volunteered with the Labor-Based Deferred Action Clinic for Farmworkers, a collaborative initiative led by the United Farm Workers Foundation, the University of Washington, and Columbia Legal Services. Through the clinic, I provided legal assistance to farmworkers in the Yakima Valley seeking immigration relief based on the labor violations they had experienced. This experience strengthened my commitment to advocating for workers’ rights and helping employees navigate legal challenges so they can fully access the protections afforded to them under the law.

In my spare time, I enjoy weightlifting, swimming, and watching the WNBA.