Suzanne is passionate about advocating for the rights and dignity of abused and neglected elders, and holding elder care facilities accountable for their actions. She has a strong foundation in the law and an ongoing hunger to learn. Suzanne's meticulous attention to detail and creativity allow her to navigate the intricacies of elder abuse litigation with precision, while remaining sensitive to the often emotional nature of the cases. She prides herself on her ability to communicate complex legal concepts clearly, effectively, and with compassion to ensure her clients understand the journey ahead. Suzanne has the privilege of using these skills to seek justice for our elders and hold wrongdoers accountable. 

Suzanne became an attorney at Lanzone Morgan, LLP in November, 2021. She originally joined the Lanzone Morgan team in May 2019, as a law clerk following her first year of law school. Suzanne graduated in the top 20% of her class from Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law in 2021 with a degree emphasis in Advocacy and Dispute Resolution. During law school, Suzanne served as Academic Fellow for Professor Henry Noyes. She received four CALI awards for receiving the highest grade in a course. Prior to law school, she received a B.A. in English Literature from Arizona State University, during which time she spent a semester studying Medieval Renaissance Literature at The University of Oxford.

Suzanne is a member of California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform (CANHR) and the American Association for Justice's (AAJ) Nursing Home Litigation Group and Women's Trial Lawyers Caucus. She is licensed to practice in California and in the United States District Court for the Central District of California.