Raised in Cypress, California, it was my dedication to tennis—both as a player and later as a coach—that helped shape my character and work ethic. Through the sport, I developed discipline, resilience, and an appreciation for teamwork, all of which continue to influence how I serve my clients and approach my legal practice.
I earned my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from California State University, Long Beach, and went on to obtain my Juris Doctor from the University of California, Irvine School of Law. During law school, I participated in community-based clinics that strengthened my commitment to helping individuals stand up to powerful institutions. I have since focused my career on personal injury law, representing clients in a broad range of matters. I am known for my persistence, careful attention to detail, and clear communication. I take particular pride in being able to speak with clients in their native language, fostering trust and understanding during what are often some of the most difficult moments in their lives.
Outside of my practice, I continue to stay involved in tennis as both a player and a weekend coach. I also value cultural exploration, mentoring, and community involvement, which help provide balance and perspective. Guided by strong family and community ties, I am dedicated to restoring fairness and dignity for those who have been injured and to delivering the focused advocacy and meaningful support each client deserves.
