Attorney at O'Toole Rogers, LLP, a full-service real estate law firm specializing in servicing common interest developments throughout Northern and Southern California. I provide non-profit homeowners association clients top-notch representation under the direct supervision of managing litigation partner Nicholas A. Rogers. I have drafted a variety of legal filings and memorandum, including demurrers, motions to strike, initial case assessments, and discovery motions, and helped guide managers and directors on a wide range of corporate and employment matters. Previously, I worked as a law clerk in the Los Angeles Superior Court under Judge Timothy Dillon and a Case Briefer for the Daily Journal. I graduated from the USC Gould School of Law in 2021 with a certificate in both Business and Entertainment Law. While at Gould, I was a Senior Editor on the Southern California Law Review and a proud member of the Diversity Committee. My law review article "Anti-Anti-SLAPP How the Judiciary's Narrowing of California's Anti-SLAPP Statute Could Thwart Legislative Intent" was published in the Southern California Law Review postscript, Volume 94. Before law school, I received a Screenwriting degree from the USC School of Cinematic Arts before working as an assistant at a demo reel company for a year and a half. I performed freelance script coverage for many years and researched a dual biography of two stand-up comedians, Greg Giraldo and Patrice O'Neal, during my undergraduate education.