I was born and raised in the small town of Arequipa, in the southwestern region of Peru. Even as a child, I had a strong sense of justice and a passion for human rights. After moving to the United States, I went to Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon. I earned a degree in International Affairs and grew through exposure to diverse perspectives. This experience deepened my commitment to helping others through volunteering and community work.
I’ve always enjoyed playing tennis and competed throughout college. I continue to play in my free time. Since moving to Powell, OH, I remain dedicated to giving back. I look forward to contributing to organizations like UNICEF and the UNDP, whose missions I admire and hope to participate in.
At Monast Law, I am committed to ensuring every client feels heard, as I believe there are no "bad cases," only cases that haven't found the right representation. I am confident that Monast Law makes even the most challenging cases possible to win. I am dedicated to being a voice for injured workers, advocating for their rights, and helping them receive the care and compensation they deserve.