I earned my Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from California State University, Northridge before obtaining my Juris Doctor from Southwestern Law School. During law school, I received the CALI Excellence for the Future Award in Legal Writing, an honor recognizing the highest achievement in the course. I also served as a staff member on Southwestern’s law journal, where I strengthened my legal research, writing, and analytical skills.

My passion for employment law developed through my academic work, particularly while writing a paper examining the misclassification of student-athletes and advocating for protections under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Researching the evolving relationship between labor law and collegiate athletics sparked my interest in employee advocacy and reinforced my commitment to protecting workers’ rights.

I began my journey with D.Law as a Summer Associate in 2025. During that time, I had the opportunity to work closely with attorneys who were deeply committed to advocating for employee rights and achieving meaningful results for their clients. The firm’s collaborative workplace culture, dedication to mentorship, and genuine commitment to protecting workers made a lasting impression on me. Seeing firsthand the impact the firm’s work had on employees facing unfair treatment made my decision to return and continue practicing law at D.Law an easy one.

I bring a strong foundation in legal writing, advocacy, and client-centered representation to my practice, and I am dedicated to providing thoughtful, diligent, and effective legal support for every client I serve.