I handle a variety of cases for Bordin Semmer LLP, representing both private and public entities, as well as individuals.  I focus on personal injury, employment, and government entity defense.  Prior to joining Bordin Semmer, I gained valuable experience representing plaintiffs in cases involving class action wage and hour laws, personal injury, insurance coverage and bad faith, and employment law. 

I earned my law degree from Loyola Law School, Los Angeles.  Throughout all three years of law school, I participated in the Young Lawyers Program, where I mentored high school students and taught them trial skills which they applied in a final mock trial. Prior to attending law school, I earned a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Oregon.

While in law school, I held externships with the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office, the California Attorney General’s Office, and a private personal injury firm. Upon graduation, I became a post-Bar Fellow with the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA), where I honed my litigation skills working for a defense firm, a plaintiff firm, and Honorable Suzanne Bruguera of the Los Angeles Superior Court.