Victoria is a member of the firm’s transactional team. She handles matters involving governing document compliance and interpretation, including drafting letters to homeowners regarding governing document violations, assisting Boards in drafting special and emergency assessments, attending board meetings, executive committee sessions and hearings, and researching relevant statutes, codes, and case law to help Associations best manage their communities by the law.

Victoria is committed to providing the best experience for all clients and ensuring that their needs are met. Her goal is to help clients create healthy environments within their communities and assist associations by proactively and efficiently advising clients on any potential issues to hopefully avoid litigation. Victoria places a strong emphasis on guiding clients on best practices for managing their communities.

As a law clerk, she assisted attorneys with representing community associations throughout San Diego, Orange, and Riverside County. This opportunity allowed her to gain experience in interpreting and enforcing governing documents and in assisting with corporate governance.

While attending law school, she served as Vice President of Sports of the CWSL Entertainment and Sports Law Society. She also participated in the school-wide Appellate Oral Advocacy Competition, winning first place.

Victoria received the Academic Excellence award for her outstanding course performance in California Evidence and Legal Skills I. She was also a recipient of the Distinguished Advocate Award and was named to the Dean’s Honor List.

During her undergraduate studies, Victoria competed in Division I Women’s Softball. She was named to the President’s Honor Roll and the Dean’s List during her Freshman through Junior year. Victoria was awarded the Big Sky Conference All-Academic Award as a Freshman and Sophomore and was named to the Summit League Commissioner’s Academic List as a Junior and Senior. Victoria also served as Vice President of the UND Pre-Law Society during her Sophomore through Senior year.