In law school, Adriana was captivated by how the law creates remedies for people harmed by the wrongdoing of others. For her, representing individuals has always felt more personal and meaningful than working on behalf of corporations. It allows her to help people seek accountability when an injury has disrupted their lives.
Earlier in her career in Colombia, Adriana worked in-house for the Colombian Olympic Committee and reviewed pharmaceutical research agreements for one of the country’s largest hospitals, work that sharpened her attention to detail in high-stakes, highly regulated matters.
Adriana later worked as a paralegal on personal injury matters, preparing settlement demand packages, reviewing medical records, drafting correspondence, and communicating directly with Spanish-speaking clients. That experience gave her an early understanding of how careful preparation and clear communication can shape a client’s experience throughout a case. She then spent six years as a personal injury attorney, managing her own caseload from intake through resolution.