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I went to school to ultimately help people. I’ve made a career helping people, helping secure millions for those wronged just because someone couldn’t follow the rules. Our mission here is to fight greedy insurance companies and greedy corporations who prioritize filling their pockets over your safety.
My ties to the Las Vegas community started here at Valley Hospital where I was born. I received my undergraduate degree here after 3 years while working 2-3 jobs at a time as a full-time student. I then went to law school at the William S. Boyd School of Law and was a member of law review.
Today, I continue to serve and fight for the Las Vegas community. As a fellow Las Vegas native who has seen old friends wrongfully killed because someone broke the rules, I’ve seen firsthand exactly how dangerous Las Vegas can be and the importance of my role as an attorney. Oh, and don’t get me started on Vegas drivers.
I also serve as the Special Legal Advocate for the Asian American Advocacy Clinic, which is a legal aid program increasing legal education and providing legal support for low income and culturally diverse communities.
Before representing human beings, I represented Fortune 500 corporations and insurance companies. I remember the weekday afternoon I looked out the window, staring at the courthouse and felt unsatisfied with life. It wasn’t fulfilling and I needed a change. I found that fulfillment helping and fighting for human beings.
At the William S. Boyd School of Law in Las Vegas, Nevada, the Asian Pacific American Law Student Association represents a commitment to building community among law students while advancing multicultural awareness within the institution. As a student-led organization, APALSA embodies the school's core values of ethical leadership and community engagement that define the Boyd School's educational mission.
APALSA's purpose extends beyond traditional student organization activities—it serves as a crucial connection point for Asian Pacific American law students seeking community, mentorship, and professional growth. The organization recognizes that law school can be challenging, particularly for students navigating multiple identities and backgrounds. Through its inclusive membership and emphasis on peer support, APALSA creates a welcoming space where students can find guidance, friendship, and shared purpose.
The association actively strengthens ties between the law school and the broader Asian Pacific American community in Las Vegas. By organizing cultural events and facilitating connections with practicing attorneys and professional organizations, APALSA helps students understand their potential role as lawyers and community leaders. The organization's commitment to community service projects reflects the Boyd School's belief that lawyers have a responsibility to serve the public good.
APALSA membership is intentionally open to all interested law students, reflecting an inclusive philosophy that recognizes how diverse perspectives enhance legal education and professional practice. The organization empowers members to become active participants in addressing community issues and developing leadership skills. For law students in Las Vegas seeking connection to Asian Pacific American legal professionals, cultural community, and peer mentorship, APALSA provides essential support throughout their legal education journey.
Rooted in a commitment to empowering Asian American and Pacific Islander communities, the Asian Real Estate Association of America maintains a vibrant presence in Las Vegas, NV as a nonprofit professional trade organization. AREAA Las Vegas exists to amplify the voices and capabilities of housing and real estate professionals who understand the distinct needs, cultures, and aspirations of AAPI families seeking homeownership. The organization recognizes that sustainable homeownership represents not just a financial goal, but a pathway to community stability, wealth building, and family security for Asian American and Pacific Islander residents throughout the Las Vegas region. By bringing together dedicated real estate professionals, AREAA creates a powerful collective voice advocating for fair access to housing opportunities and equitable treatment within the real estate industry. Operating in Las Vegas, the association bridges the gap between housing professionals and the communities they serve, fostering understanding, trust, and meaningful connections. Through its nonprofit structure and professional focus, AREAA Las Vegas demonstrates that real estate services thrive when built on cultural competency, community relationships, and a genuine commitment to expanding homeownership possibilities for underserved populations.
Based in Las Vegas, Nevada, the Asian Bar Association of Nevada represents a thriving community of legal professionals committed to advancing Asian representation in the legal field since 2002. What began as the Asian Bar Association of Las Vegas has evolved into a statewide organization dedicated to unifying attorneys across Nevada and fostering meaningful connections among colleagues. ABANV's mission centers on empowering the Asian community through service and advocacy while supporting the professional development of its diverse membership. The organization believes in the power of community building, bringing together attorneys, judges, law professors, legal assistants, and law students who share a passion for justice and cultural advancement. ABANV cultivates understanding of the unique challenges facing both the Asian legal community and the broader Asian community it serves, working collaboratively to address systemic issues and promote equitable participation in the legal profession. The association serves as a welcoming network and resource hub for all who are committed to improving the administration of justice and ensuring meaningful representation of Asians and minorities in Nevada's legal landscape. Through active engagement in community outreach, educational programming, and mentorship, ABANV members contribute to meaningful change both within the profession and in the communities they serve. The organization's leadership team of passionate attorneys and legal professionals remains dedicated to expanding ABANV's reach throughout Nevada, strengthening connections between colleagues, and creating opportunities for professional growth and community impact.