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Fatima Hassan-Salam is licensed in Texas, Michigan, and New Mexico and has more than 28 years of experience in personal injury and criminal law cases. Ms. Hassan-Salam graduated from Southern Methodist University’s Dedman School of Law and has worked with the Dallas firms of Hughes & Luce and Hal Monk & Associates before forming her own firm. She has worked on many significant personal injury and celebrity cases, including that of Zsa Zsa Gabor.
With the main office in Richardson, she practices throughout Texas and New Mexico. The attorneys in her firm are backed by 58 years of combined legal experience and have a track record of success in both litigation and client satisfaction.
Sharon Kaselonis is a licensed attorney, adjunct professor of American government and law and politics, and a published author.
Sharon is the founder of Good News Immigration and Kaselonis Law, LLC.
Being a licensed attorney since 2002 and having practiced law in a Washington, D.C. area law firm, Sharon has a broad legal background.
Her legal knowledge, coupled with both her personal endeavors as a small business owner and time spent in full-time ministry, have made her a trusted legal advisor for business owners, ministry workers, churches, and individuals pursuing their American dream.
Professional Experience
Attorney: practiced in a general practice firm in Bethesda, MD
Adjunct Professor: Law & Politics from a Biblical Perspective and American Government at Arizona Christrian University
Author, Jesus, Day by Day, Multnomah Publishers (2019)
Women’s Ministry Director: Jacksonville, OR
Ms. Ring’s practice at Ring Jimenez, P.C. is entirely focused on plaintiffs’ personal injury law, and her previous experience working as a civil defense attorney has given her valuable insight into the methodologies employed by insurance carriers in handling and evaluating claims.
The UNM Women's Law Caucus represents a student-led initiative at the University of New Mexico School of Law, New Mexico's only law school, located in Albuquerque. This organization embodies the university's commitment to diversity, inclusion, and supporting underrepresented voices within the legal profession. The caucus provides a welcoming community for women law students, recognizing the unique challenges and opportunities they face in legal education and practice. Operating within a law school environment that consistently ranks highly for diversity and popularity among students, the Women's Law Caucus benefits from an institution deeply invested in student success and community engagement. The school's location in Albuquerque, nestled between the Rio Grande River and the Sandia Mountains at 5,000 feet elevation, creates a vibrant backdrop for a dynamic student community. The Women's Law Caucus draws strength from UNM Law's established programs focused on Indian Law, Natural Resources and Environmental Law, and clinical training, areas where women are increasingly making significant contributions. Members participate in a collaborative student body of approximately 296 students supported by 32 full-time faculty members dedicated to one-to-one mentorship. The organization fosters relationships among peers who share common goals of professional advancement and advocacy for women's rights and equity. By creating spaces for dialogue, mentorship, and mutual support, the UNM Women's Law Caucus contributes to building a more inclusive legal profession while helping its members navigate their law school journey with confidence and community backing in Albuquerque.
Founded in 2007, Commercial Real Estate Women Network New Mexico has grown into a vital community organization serving the Albuquerque commercial real estate professional landscape. Built on a mission to advance all women in commercial real estate through meaningful business relationships and professional development, CREW New Mexico represents a commitment to strengthening diversity, equity, and inclusion throughout the industry. The organization brings together 120 dedicated professionals who share a passion for transforming the commercial real estate sector by creating supportive environments where knowledge is freely shared and peer dialogue drives innovation across all disciplines. CREW New Mexico members are united by core mission pillars that include business networking, leadership development, career outreach, and industry research. The chapter serves as a local extension of CREW Network, the world's largest business networking organization for women in commercial real estate, founded in 1989 with over 13,500 members in 80 markets worldwide. What sets CREW New Mexico apart is its deep commitment to community activism and involvement—members are empowered to become forces for positive change while building their professional networks and learning from the experience and insight of others. The organization hosts regular networking events, educational programs that directly impact members' day-to-day work, and leadership opportunities that develop the next generation of commercial real estate leaders. By facilitating connections among women from every aspect of the industry—brokers, developers, investors, service providers, and more—CREW New Mexico creates pathways for collaboration, mentorship, and mutual growth. Serving the Albuquerque business community since 2007, this organization continues to expand opportunities for women in commercial real estate while advancing the entire industry through research, dialogue, and collective action.
Founded on the principle that women deserve equal opportunity and recognition in the legal profession, the New Mexico Women's Bar Association represents a vital community for female attorneys in Albuquerque, NM and throughout the state. The organization's mission is rooted in empowerment—providing resources and creating pathways for women lawyers to achieve success and fulfillment in their careers. Since its establishment, the NMWBA has worked tirelessly to develop a supportive network where women in the legal field can connect, share experiences, and collectively address the barriers they encounter. The association recognizes that women attorneys bring unique perspectives and invaluable contributions to the legal profession and deserve opportunities to advance into leadership and judicial roles. Beyond professional development, the NMWBA fosters genuine relationships among its members, creating a community where women can find mentorship, friendship, and understanding from those navigating similar career paths. The organization actively advocates for systemic change, working to identify and overcome obstacles that impede women's progress in law. By serving as a unified voice for women in the legal profession, the New Mexico Women's Bar Association remains dedicated to ensuring that every woman attorney in Albuquerque and across New Mexico has the support, resources, and opportunities needed to reach their full potential and achieve meaningful success in their legal careers.
