AMD Law

03/30/2026

My little full-circle moment: once President, now panelist.
Being president of the ISA and the LLM Foreign-Trained Attorneys Association was one of the most meaningful experiences of my life. It helped me discover who I truly am and grow personally and professionally in ways I could never have imagined. It also gave me incredible people, lasting connections, and set me on the path that has led me to where I am today. Now, being invited back by the new LLM class as a panelist is an honor—I’ve loved seeing their energy, diverse backgrounds, and the hard work and perseverance they bring every day. I’m grateful for the chance to support them as they begin their own journeys, though I can’t help but miss my own days
.isa

03/30/2026

Missed it back then. Came back and partied harder! First Ballister’s Ball with the best company! 🖤✨

02/26/2026

Don’t miss our next Connecting Points Happy Hour 🌟

The Connecting Points series brings together recent alumni with more experienced Loyola Law School attorneys who have been practicing for over a decade or lead their own firms, creating opportunities for meaningful conversation and professional growth.

We are especially grateful to for hosting and sponsoring this event and for their continuous support of the Loyola community.

You can RSVP thorough the link in the bio.

02/02/2026

Is Governor Newsom’s response to Dr. Oz’s video justified under Title VI Action?

01/25/2026

01/21/2026

I am incredibly honored to share that I have been awarded the Luis del Castillo Prize 2025 in International Criminal Justice and Human Rights, ex aequo, by the Barcelona Bar Association (ICAB) for my research project: “Artificial Intelligence as a Borderless Legal Weapon: The Real Impossibility of Regulating AI in the Investigation and Prosecution of International Crimes.”

Three years ago, I was graduating from my Master of Laws and being sworn into the Barcelona Bar. Since then, my journey has taken me far beyond anything I could have imagined. And it all began with a single sentence: “The comfort zone is where all dreams go to die.” by Edgar Allan Poe.

That one sentence changed the course of my life forever. It impacted me so deeply that made me reflect on what I truly wanted to do and, most importantly, on the example I wanted to set for my children. So I took the leap. I stepped out of my comfort zone, leaving behind an amazing job and stability, and embarked on a path that would change me forever in ways I could never have anticipated.
It has not been easy. During this process, I discovered I was expecting my third child—but I refused to let that stop me. I found the courage to move forward no matter what, saying yes to every opportunity that came my way. I still remember commuting five hours a day from Madrid to Barcelona while eight to nine months pregnant, caring for my two other children, just to complete my final semester. I sat my final exams just one week after giving birth. And when everything was finally done—when I thought I would never take another exam in my life—my family and I packed everything into two suitcases and moved to the other side of the world. I started over completely: facing greater challenges, a new judicial system, new customs and language, and immigration hurdles. It was incredibly exhausting, but one thing was always clear to me: giving up was not an option. So I kept moving forward and I would do everything all over again without doubt.

This award is a reminder that you cannot win what you do not start. Push your limits. Do not be afraid to try. Do it afraid—but do it anyway.

01/21/2026

01/21/2026

A little kindness can open the biggest doors. ✨

01/21/2026

So honored for the opportunity to meet Justice Jenkins!

01/21/2026

Memories from LLS’25 Hooding Ceremony

12/25/2025

Christmas in LMU looks like…🎄✨