About Me

I entered the legal field after 16 years of senior management, but the significant event began when I arrived at the position of legal assistant at the National Labor Court and subsequently advisor to the Courts Administration Director.

Two years alongside Judge Michael Spitzer taught me something they don't teach in law school: how a judge thinks, how the system works from the inside, and what it really takes to win a case. I worked on hundreds of decisions and judgments, handled petitions for leave to appeal, and conducted hearings as a preliminary assessment representative. I saw both sides of the table.

Today I combine two fields I love: representing clients before the National Insurance Institute (through Legal Aid) for people in the most difficult times of their lives, and providing legal counsel to appeal committees on planning, construction, and betterment levy matters. But above all, one thing matters to me: that the client feels they have someone in their corner - someone who listens, believes, and does everything possible to help.