General Info

After graduating from law school, Mandy explored various areas of law including: criminal, real estate, and personal injury, amongst others. Mandy’s primary motivation has always been to help people, which led her to pursue multiple internships and volunteer at legal aid clinics. Despite these experiences, she was still uncertain about which legal path to follow. Immediately after graduation, Mandy joined a small law firm. However, it quickly became apparent that the environment wasn’t the right fit. Mandy explored other opportunities, but none seemed suitable. Driven by a desire for independence and fueled by her passion for the law, she decided to start her own law practice. Starting a law office was daunting — Mandy had limited resources, no office equipment or furniture, and little financial backing. The only asset she had was a small metal building next to her home. It was not much — just an open space needing significant renovation. Nonetheless, it presented a perfect opportunity. During the first year, Mandy took on any case she could handle, meeting clients wherever possible, and reinvesting every penny into renovating the building into a functional law office. It was a challenging period, but one that taught her resilience and the importance of adaptability in the legal profession. The turning point in Mandy’s career came unexpectedly through a personal crisis when her father suffered a traumatic brain injury due to an accident. The poor handling of his case by another attorney exposed her to the deficiencies within personal injury law, especially in client care and professionalism. This experience was eye-opening and propelled Mandy to specialize in personal injury law. Mandy committed herself to personal injury law to advocate for individuals against large insurance companies and to assist those overwhelmed by the complexities of legal proceedings. Her goal has always been to ensure that her clients receive the dedicated support and comprehensive legal representation they deserve during their most challenging times.