A graduate of Loyola Law School, I have been an associate with the Carrillo Law Firm, for over 10 years where my practice has been focused on representing victims of childhood sexual abuse, molestation, sexual harassment and violations of civil rights, including inmate jail deaths. I also have several years of civil litigation experience as a plaintiff’s attorney involved in wrongful death and personal injury lawsuits.
I am committed to advocating for survivors of sexual abuse and believe that each survivor should be made whole to the fullest extent possible. I pride myself on approaching each case with sensitivity and a trauma informed approach. I believe it is critical to really take the time to listen to each survivor’s story and ensure that they have a voice and feel empowered and supported throughout the legal process. Just as I have advocated for my children throughout the years, I believe it is important to apply the same zealous advocacy for each survivor I represent. I believe applying this approach has facilitated favorable case results including several multimillion dollar verdicts and settlements, helping clients obtain justice and closure
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