Allison Jaeger obtained her J.D. from FIU College of Law in May of 2012. Ms. Jaeger holds a Bachelor of English and a Bachelor of Psychology from the University of Florida. Prior to law school, Ms. Jaeger worked in the field of pharmaceutical research ensuring that clinical trials are conducted in accordance with the regulations of the Food and Drug Administration. While in law school, Ms. Jaeger clerked for Schlesinger & Cotzen, P.L, where she obtained extensive experience handling various probate and commercial litigation cases. Ms. Jaeger was selected as a Florida Bar Foundation Public Service Fellow and subsequently interned with both the Consumer Unit and with the HIV/AIDS Law Project affiliated with Legal Aid Services of Broward County. Additionally, Ms. Jaeger has appeared on the Dean's List multiple times and was selected as a Teacher's Assistant for the Legal Research and Writting Program at FIU. Ms. Jaeger was actively involved in the Immigration and Human Rights Clinic and the FIU Law Review, where she held the position of Comment and Articles' Editor.