I am a litigation paralegal with a Harvard education in literature and legal studies; planning to attend law school in the near future.
In 2020, during lockdown, I transitioned to law after a successful decade-long career leading digital departments for companies like BuzzFeed and Madison Square Garden Entertainment, where I managed Fortune 500 partnership content. My expertise in the digital landscape equips me with valuable tools for the evolving practice of law. I’m proficient in integrating AI into legal workflows, with expertise in precision prompting and optimizing AI outputs for complex legal needs.
My interests lie in both civil and criminal law.
I bring advanced proficiency in Adobe CS (all applications), Microsoft Office, PACER, LexisNexis, Westlaw, e-filing, e-discovery, AI tools, and all major social media platforms. I’m an obsessive researcher with a passion for storytelling, pop culture, art, history, and law. I’ve led branded creative production for globally recognized projects, including overseeing multiple interior, exterior and branding aspects of the renovation of the Beacon Theater, the LA Forum, and the billion-dollar, four-year renovation of Madison Square Garden in partnership with BBB Architects—a project that earned a Clio Award nomination.
At BuzzFeed, I built the in-house production department from scratch, managing celebrity casting, strategy, metrics, data capture, tech teams, and the creation of hundreds of monetized short-form videos weekly for partners like Meta, YouTube, and Amazon. I earned Shorty Award and Webby Award nominations for my work with BuzzFeed x Samsung as an Executive Producer on social impact projects.
I’ve served on advisory boards focused on AR and AI for The Advanced Imaging Society LA and the Infinity Festival, Hollywood. My individual contracts have included work for Warner Music Group, Viacom, Spectrum, Cablevision, DKNY, and Meta. As a published freelance journalist, covering topics including the art market and crime, I’ve developed strong skills in research, writing, and storytelling. I’ve also guest lectured at the School of Visual Arts and Bloomberg Philanthropies (internal communications). My entry into the digital space began with software development, serving as a User Interface Consultant for Adobe InDesign 3.0 at Adobe’s NYC headquarters.
In my downtime I love to play chess, support the arts, and write about legal topics from my personal perspective on my Substack; Amicus Curiae.