I am a co-founder of KJT Law Group, LLP with a background in international development and law. Prior to the founding of KJT Law Group, I worked in development consulting and legal reform.  

I received my Juris Doctor from Loyola Law School in Los Angeles where I received the Fritz B. Burns merit scholarship.  At Loyola, I focused on Civil Rights and Human Rights Litigation.  I also completed the Loyola Law School Center for Conflict Resolution mediation training program where I earned certification as a mediator with the Los Angeles Superior Court.  While in law school I also completed coursework in patent and copyright law in London, England. 

Additionally, I earned a Masters of International Affairs degree from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) where my concentration was Economic and Political Development with a specialization in International Conflict Resolution. I served as a teaching fellow at Columbia, instructing the course Methods for Development Practice. At Columbia, I received a Luys Foundation fellowship, facilitating collaboration with an international network of scholars from the world’s top universities to create and improve development projects in the South Caucasus. 

I earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Legal Studies from the University of California, Berkeley where I was active in several campus organizations.