I am a trial lawyer and manage the litigation department at Sepulveda Sanchez Law, PC., where I represents various individuals throughout California who have been catastrophically injured by the wrongful and negligent acts of others.

I earned my undergraduate degree from UC Santa Barbara in 2009, where I majored in Law and Society, and double minored in Music and Spanish. While attending UCSB, I was very active in the community. I played in a non-profit community-based Mariachi, worked for a non-profit organization that focused on helping children with learnings disabilities succeed in elementary school, and interned for the Santa Barbara Public Defender’s office.

I then obtained my Juris Doctor from Loyola Law School in 2016, where I completed the Civil Litigation and Advocacy Concentration with honors. While in law school, I served as Vice President for La Raza de Loyola, volunteered as a mentor and coordinator for Loyola’s Young Lawyers program, and competed in the the 21st Annual Uvaldo Herrera Moot Court Competition. I was then awarded a fellowship with the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA).

When I am not working, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, going to Dodgers games, traveling, and exploring new restaurants and places I've never been. I also serve on the executive board for the Mexican American Bar Associate of Los Angeles and have been a board member since 2017.