Olivia earned a J.D. from Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law in 2026 and graduated with a Certificate in Trial Advocacy. During her first year of law school, Olivia received the Outstanding Oral Argument Award in Legal Advocacy and later served as a Teaching Assistant for the foundational course.
During her second year of law school, Olivia became a Certified Limited Practice Student under Arizona Supreme Court Rule 39(c), gaining valuable hands-on experience representing clients through ASU Law’s Civil Litigation Clinic. She assisted clients with employment disputes, breach of contract claims, consumer fraud matters, and construction defect cases.
Olivia is particularly drawn to advocating for individuals who have been injured and helping them navigate the legal process during what can be an especially challenging time. She understands that an injury can affect far more than a person’s physical well-being, often creating financial, emotional, and practical difficulties for clients and their families. Olivia is committed to providing thoughtful advocacy and helping clients understand their rights and legal options as they move forward.
Before attending law school, Olivia earned a B.S. in Political Science from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, where she was a collegiate tennis player. As an undergraduate, she was recognized as a Judy Kruckman Women’s Tennis Scholar-Athlete, an honor recognizing athletic achievement, academic excellence, and a commitment to community service.
Originally from Illinois and the youngest of five children, Olivia brings a strong work ethic, competitive spirit, and commitment to serving others to her legal practice. Outside of work, Olivia enjoys playing tennis, hiking, and spending time with her German shepherd dog, Rafa.
Hobbies
- Playing tennis, hiking, and spending time with my German shepherd dog, Rafa.
Other
- Youngest of five children; grew up in Illinois
