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Mardiros Dakessian
Biography
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Aradhana (“Allie”)
Carlson
Biography
Of Counsel
Don
Chomiak
Biography
Senior Counsel
Kathleen
Dill
Biography
Lucian Khan, Lucian <br> Khan
Of Counsel
Lucian
Khan
Biography
Of Counsel
Jennafer
Mesigian
Biography
, Michael <br> Penza
Counsel
Michael
Penza
Biography
PARALEGAL
Alma
Martinez
Biography

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Aradhana (“Allie”) Carlson
Of Counsel
  • Overview
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    History
  • Education &
    Bar Admissions
  • Speaking Engagements
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Aradhana (“Allie”) Carlson is Of Counsel with Dakessian Law where she focuses her practice on state and local tax (“SALT”) planning and controversy matters for international companies, as well as high net worth individuals. Her multifaceted experiences have enabled her to develop an integrated approach to dealing with tax matters in the context of ongoing business needs and operational realities. Allie’s ability to think laterally has led to her involvement in not only immediate controversy matters, but also strategic development and implementation of long term effective strategies and processes to mitigate SALT liabilities and risk. 

With over 20 years of experience, Allie has represented clients in jurisdictions  across the country with an emphasis in New York, Texas, Illinois, and Louisiana. She has extensive experience with controversy matters from initial audit notice through administrative review, tax planning, and the development of processes and best practices. Allie has specific expertise with indirect/transaction taxes and various regulatory surcharges and fees, but also works on matters related to gross receipts, excise taxes, credits/incentives and income/franchise taxes at the state and local level.

Previously, Allie served as Tax Counsel with Level 3 Communications (n/k/a Centurylink) at their corporate headquarters in Colorado. She gained extensive experience managing and handling the audit and appeal function for indirect/transaction taxes in numerous state and municipal jurisdictions. She was also integral in the management and determination of the global reserve process for quarterly reporting purposes in compliance with ASC 740-10 and ASC 450-20.

Prior to that she was in private practice in the New York SALT groups of Reed Smith LLP and Alston & Bird LLP. Additionally, Allie worked as a SALT consultant for the accounting firm Ernst & Young LLP while earning her LL.M. in Taxation at New York University. During this time, Allie successfully represented clients on substantive tax issues spanning nexus, tax base, state modifications, apportionment, unitary filing issues, sourcing methods, taxability of transactions, exemptions and resale issues.  Moreover, she was involved in the creation of process and planning products and services including multistate income tax withholding process manuals, economic incentive applications and process manuals to avoid clawbacks, development and negotiation of multistate voluntary disclosure and penalty abatement matters, and assessment of ongoing operations and their impact on current tax risks and liabilities.

Employment History

2021 – Dakessian Law, Ltd.
2018 – Survivors’ Legal Institute & Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley
2015 – Level 3 Communications L.L.C.
2010 – Reed Smith LLP
2006 – Alston & Bird LLP
2000 – Ernst & Young LLP

Education

  • New York University School of Law, 2006, LL.M.
  • Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Louisiana State University, 2000, J.D.
  • Louisiana State University, 1996, B.S., Finance

Bar Admissions

  • Colorado, 2014
  • New York, 2002
  • Louisiana, 2002

Speaking Engagements, Articles and Awards

  • Ethics, Co-Presenter, IPT’s Property Tax Symposium, Westminster, CO, October 2021.
  • Ethics – Post Pandemic Just Do the Right Thing, Co-Presenter, IPT’s Credits & Incentives Symposium, Westminster, CO, October 2021.
  • Leadership & Team Development, Co-Presenter, IPT’s Annual Conference, Traverse City, MI, June 2016.
  • New Member Achievement Award, Institute for Professionals in Taxation, June 2013.
  • Combined Reporting in New York: Practical Advice to Handle Audit Issues, Co-Presenter, Reed Smith State Tax Teleseminar Series, December 2011.     
  • Pennsylvania Possibly Joining the Click-Through Nexus Bandwagon, Reed Smith State Tax Client Alerts, October 2011.     
  • New Taxes for Vermont Captive Insurance Companies, Reed Smith State Tax Client Alerts, August 2011.
  • Northeast Sales & Use Tax Current Developments, Panelist, IPT’s 35th Annual Conference, San Antonio, TX, June 2011.
  • New York State Tax Audit Issues for Electronic Service Providers, Reclassifying Service Receipts as “Other Business Receipts” for Article 9-A Taxpayers, Co-Author, Practical U.S./Domestic Tax Strategies, Vol. 11, Num. 1, p. 3. (World Trade Executive, Inc. Thomson Reuters) January 2011.
  • New York Issues Questionable Guidance on Taxation of Information Services, Co-Author, State Tax Notes, p. 323; 57 State Tax Notes 323 (8/2/10), 2010 STT 147-3, Doc 2010-16228, August 2010.
  • State & Local Taxation of Electronic Commerce, Co-Presenter, Fifth Annual Taxation of Intellectual Property – Atlas, May 2009.
  • PWN Diamond Award, Ernst & Young LLP, 2004.
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Mardiros Dakessian
Managing Partner
  • Overview
  • Credentials
  • Honors &
    Awards
  • Professional
    Affiliations
  • Speaking
    Engagements

Mardiros “Marty” Dakessian founded Dakessian Law to build the premier law practice dedicated to representing California taxpayers. This strong sense of purpose, combined with Marty’s deep and abiding commitment to his clients, drives him to relentlessly defend their interests with loyalty, integrity and distinction. And the results he has achieved for his clients speak for themselves. Marty not only has a track record of success both at the administrative level and in court, he has shown an unprecedented ability to hold taxing agencies accountable. Over the years, Dakessian and his team have forced California tax agencies to pay attorney fee awards to several clients totaling over $3 million.

Immediately before starting Dakessian Law, Marty ended a successful run as equity partner at Global 20 law firm Reed Smith LLP where he led his team to numerous, impactful administrative and judicial victories. For his efforts, Marty was named “Tax MVP” in 2013 and 2014 by legal publication Law360, which lauded him as “a top-flight litigator.” He received three more Law360 Tax MVP awards in Dakessian Law’s first four years of operations—earning him a total of five Law360 Tax MVPs—more than any other California state and local tax lawyer. Marty’s efforts have even attracted the attention of the California Legislature, with legislative staff referring to him as a “noted tax attorney.”

Marty has more than 20 years of California tax experience, beginning his career with the State Board of Equalization, which at the time was California’s administrative tax court and the world’s second-largest taxing agency. Marty worked for two of the five members who ran the Board—first as graduate research assistant to the Honorable Dean F. Andal, and then as legal counsel to the Honorable Claude W. Parrish, who was Chair of the Board in 2000 and thus served on the three-member Franchise Tax Board, and who is the current Orange County Tax Assessor.

During Marty’s time at the State Board of Equalization, he was responsible for advising Mr. Parrish regarding California franchise and income tax, sales tax and property tax issues. These issues involved taxpayer cases before the Board as well as regulatory, litigation and policy matters.

Observing the inner workings of California’s tax agencies combined with years of experience representing taxpayers have made Marty particularly adept at navigating California’s complex and unique tax system. Law360 agrees, stating that Marty’s experiences have given him “an easy familiarity with the public and private spheres of state tax practice and have been a boon to clients searching for the best ways to fight state assessments.” Although these qualities distinguish him from others in the field, so does his passion for representing taxpayers. As Law360 observed, “his victories are strongly linked to the love he has for his work.”

Education

  • University of California, Hastings College of the Law, 1996, J.D.
  • University of California, Berkeley, 1992, B.A., Political Science

Bar Admissions

  • California, 1996

Employment History

2016 – Dakessian Law, Ltd.
2010 – Reed Smith LLP
2008 – Akerman Senterfitt
2004 – Dakessian & Associates
2001 – Deloitte & Touche
1999 – State Board of Equalization, Hon. Claude Parrish, Member

Honors & Awards

  • Named, 2019 Tax MVP, Law360
  • Named, 2017 Tax MVP, Law360
  • Listed, Southern California Super Lawyers® (2015-2022)
  • Named, 2016 Tax MVP, Law360
  • Listed, 2016 Top Attorneys, Pasadena Magazine
  • Named, 2014 Tax MVP, Law360
  • Listed, 2014 Legal Top Guns MVP Awards, Law360
  • Named, 2013 Tax MVP, Law360
  • Listed, 2013 Legal Top Guns Awards, Law360
  • Listed, 2010 Top Attorneys, Pasadena Magazine

 

 

   

 

Professional Affiliations

Office of Tax Appeals (OTA) — External Advisory Committee, Member (2019-2020)
California Alliance of Taxpayer Advocates — Board Member (2018-2020)
Institute for Professionals in Taxation (IPT) — Member (2018-Present)
Forbes Los Angeles Business Council — Official Member (2018, 2021, 2022)
Council On State Taxation (COST) — Member (2016-2019)
Los Angeles County Business Federation (BizFed) — Member (2017)
California Alliance of Taxpayer Advocates — President (2016-2017)
California Alliance of Taxpayer Advocates — Vice President (2015)
California State Bar Taxation Section — Chairman of the State and Local Tax Committee (2004)
State Board of Equalization Member Claude Parrish — Tax Advisory Committee (2002-2007)
State Board of Equalization — Certified Property Tax Appraiser
Continuing Education of the Bar (CEB) — Instructor on sales and franchise tax issues
California Taxpayers’ Association, Member — Board of Directors

 

Speaking Engagements

  • July 16, 2021
    CalCPA – Sharp as Tax: California Residency Audits
    Webcast
    Co-Presenter — “California Residency Audits.” Presentation on advising and defending clients regarding residency and sourcing issues before, during, and after moving out of California.
  • November 19, 2020
    CalCPA – TaxTrek: Advanced Tax Virtual Conference
    Webcast
    Co-Presenter — “California Residency and Business Nexus Issues.” Presentation on the complexity and potential double-taxation issues when relocating from California to other states; California residency rules in general; California sourcing rules; and managing California residency disputes.
  • October 24, 2019
    Council on State Taxation (COST) 50th Annual Meeting
    J.W. Marriott – Washington, DC
    Co-Presenter — “Top 10! – Income Tax – Legislation and Litigation.” Update on the most important litigation and legislation that took place across the nation impacting state and local income taxes, including highlights of the most significant developments and thoughts on future impacts.
  • September 24, 2019
    IPT 2019 Sales Tax Symposium
    The Ritz Carlton Orlando, Grand Lakes – Orlando, FL
    Co-Presenter — “Aggressive State Tax Positions (And How to Combat Them)”
  • September 17, 2019
    WSPA Property Tax Educational Forum
    Embassy Suites Mandalay Beach Resort – Oxnard, CA
    Presentation on “State Board of Equalization Powers and Duties.”
  • March 26, 2019
    California Taxpayers Association, 93rd Annual Meeting
    Kimpton Sawyer Hotel – Sacramento, CA
    Panelist — “California Law: The Case of the Overburdened Taxpayer.”
  • January 29, 2019
    USC Gould School of Law 2019 Tax Institute
    Millennium Biltmore, Los Angeles, CA
    “California’s Office of Tax Appeals: One Year After”
    Presentation and panel discussion regarding the formation and structure of the Office of Tax Appeals, how it operates, and what taxpayers and their representatives can expect in cases before the OTA.
  • September 20, 2018
    TEI (Tax Executives Institute, Inc.) | Houston Chapter | State and Local Roundtable
    The Downtown Club at Houston Center – Houston, TX
    California Tax Update:  What you need to know about the new taxing agencies and the latest developments in California income and sales tax law.
  • March 20, 2018
    California Taxpayers Association, 92nd Annual Meeting
    Sacramento Convention Center – Sacramento, CA
    Panelist — “A Brave New World: Everything You Needed to Know About Audits & Appeals.”
  • January 30, 2018
    USC Gould School of Law 2018 Tax Institute
    Millennium Biltmore, Los Angeles, CA
    Presentation and open forum discussion regarding current FTB examination priorities and initiatives, and recent changes in the California administrative appeals process involving the new Office of Tax Appeals.
  • November 10, 2017
    CalCPA – New FTB Office of Tax Appeals Regs. & How to Use Them
    Olympic Collection – West Los Angeles, CA
    Presentation concerning rules and practice of California’s new Office of Tax Appeals.
  • October 25, 2017
    Council On State Taxation (COST) 48th Annual Meeting
    Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek – Orlando, FL
    Panel discussion concerning the State Board of Equalization’s significantly reduced role in sales and use taxation and administrative hearings, and what those changes mean for taxpayers.
  • October 24, 2017
    UCLA Extension – 33rd Annual Tax Controversy Institute
    Beverly Hills Hotel – Beverly Hills, CA
    Presentation concerning new changes in appealing California tax disputes.
  • August 11, 2017
    CalCPA – Appeals After BOE Reorganization: Working with the Office of Tax Appeals
    Olympic Collection – West Los Angeles, CA
    Update on the California Board of Equalization reorganization and working with the new tax departments.
  • November 4, 2016
    CalCPA – Federal, State, Local and International Tax Conference
    Sheraton Universal – Universal City, CA
    Franchise Tax Board Issues: California’s complex and unique tax system; personal and corporate income tax issues (including residency/sourcing, apportionment, credits and incentives); and navigating an FTB controversy.
  • November 3, 2016
    ABA 27th Annual Philadelphia Tax Conference
    Union League of Philadelphia – Philadelphia, PA
    Panel discussion addressing current and significant issues in state and local tax litigation with a focus on how in-house counsel may best anticipate and prepare for same.
  • September 22, 2016
    Crowell & Moring LLP – 30th Annual Managing Tax Audits and Appeals Seminar
    Marina del Rey Marriott – Marina del Rey, CA
    California litigation practice and procedure (with FTB Litigation Chief Bill Hilson and Crowell partner Don Griswold): Administrative and judicial process in California taxation, including audit, protest, settlement, and appeal, trial and appellate courts; Discussion of active cases from Gillette (Multistate Compact apportionment election) to Abercrombie (constitutionality of combined reporting rules for out-of-state companies) and Hyatt (residency).
  • March 1, 2016
    California Taxpayers Association, 90th Annual Meeting
    Sacramento Convention Center – Sacramento, CA
    “Law & Order: Special Taxpayer Unit”
    Discussion concerning recent decisions of the California Courts of Appeal and the California Supreme Court in tax-related cases, and what those decisions mean for taxpayers, as well as legal developments from the state’s tax regulatory bodies.
(213) 516-5504 don@dakessianlaw.com
Don Chomiak
Of Counsel
  • Overview
  • Education
  • Bar Admissions
    & Affiliations

Donald (“Don”) Chomiak is Of Counsel with Dakessian Law where he litigates high-stakes tax matters for the firm’s clients. Don is a seasoned business trial attorney with almost two decades of experience in complex commercial litigation in state and federal courts in areas of law including contract, partnership/LLC disputes, derivative actions, real estate, banking and defamation.

He successfully litigated with co-counsel multiple eight-figure lawsuits against billion-dollar real estate developers on behalf of consumers (2010 – 2017) resulting in the recovery of approximately $80 million for consumers, including his role as co-lead plaintiffs’ counsel in a federal class action that resulted in a $51.15 million settlement and involved the successful defense of an interlocutory appeal to Ninth Circuit.

Before the law, Don was a reconnaissance pilot for the U.S. Navy flying missions in the Far East and Middle East providing battlegroup support or in response to national tasking.  He holds a J.D. from Fordham University School of Law, a M.S. in Journalism from Columbia University, and a bachelor’s degree from Bloomsburg University in philosophy and English.

Education

  • Fordham University School of Law, 2001, J.D.
  • Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, 1989, M.S.
  • Bloomsburg University, 1987, B.A. Philosophy and English

Bar Admissions

  • California, 2003
  • New York, 2001
  • U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, 2015
  • U.S. District Court Central District of California, 2003
  • U.S. District Court Eastern District of California, 2003
  • U.S. District Court Northern District of California, 2003
  • U.S. District Court Southern District of California, 2003
  • U.S. District Court Eastern District of New York, 2001
  • U.S. District Court Southern District of New York, 2001

Professional Affiliations

  • Los Angeles County Bar Association, Member (2011 – Present)
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Kathleen Dill
Senior Counsel
  • Overview
  • Employment
    History
  • Education &
    Bar Admissions

Kathleen (“Kate”) Dill joined Dakessian Law after more than 20 years in public accounting at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, most recently in its National Tax Services group.  During the course of her career, Kate spearheaded California tax controversy matters on income /franchise tax issues for ultra-high-net-worth individuals, as well as a host of companies ranging from Fortune 50 giants to privately held and start-up companies across industries including technology, retail, healthcare, financial, transportation, public utility, private equity, and asset management spaces.

Kate draws upon her deep, technical knowledge of California taxation to apply strategic approaches that help her clients defend against Franchise Tax Board assessments and prosecute refund claims, whether at audit, protest, settlement, or appeals. Kate uses her extensive procedural experience to help her clients understand what is happening, what comes next, when they will need to make a decision, as well as understanding likely potential outcomes during what many clients find to be a stressful and onerous process.

The matters Kate has successfully handled for her corporate clients include unitary issues, apportionment issues, business/nonbusiness issues, water’s-edge issues, and tax credit issues.  Kate also brings extensive experience regarding California residency, sourcing and other state tax credit issues, which have helped her ultra-high-net-worth clients pay no more taxes than they legally owe. The results speak for themselves. To date, Kate has saved her clients hundreds of millions of dollars in reduced assessments and refunds.

Employment History

2021 – Dakessian Law, Ltd.
2000 –  PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC)

Education

  • University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, 2000, J.D., Order of the Coif
  • Walla Walla University, 1997, B.S., Business Administration, Summa Cum Laude

Bar Admissions

  • California, 2000
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Lucian Khan
Of Counsel
  • Overview

Lucian Khan specializes in California sales and use tax matters. Before joining Dakessian Law, Lucian worked 22 years with the Legal Department of the California State Board of Equalization. Lucian first worked in the Board’s Appeals Division for 17 years, as a hearing officer, reviewer and supervisor. He authored over 700 tax decisions, reviewed over 5,000 decisions, and supervised a staff of ten attorneys, eight audit supervisors, and support staff. He also managed complex business tax appeals involving large national and international corporations, and specialized in nexus issues, construction contracts, leases, and technology transfers. Many of his decisions have been published by the Board, as sales and use tax annotations. He also has extensive experience in audit techniques and procedures, for identifying errors in audits. In 2004, Lucian received an Individual Sustained Superior Accomplishment award for developing and implementing changes in the format and review process, for streamlining tax decisions. Lucian also worked five years in the Settlement Division where he handled complex tax appeals as a settlement officer and reviewer. Before working for the Board, Lucian was a Deputy District Attorney, where he handled more than 50 jury trials.

Lucian holds a bachelor’s degree in business from California State University, Sacramento, and a law degree from the University of Northern California School of Law, Sacramento. He is a member of the California State Bar.

213-516-5503 jenna@dakessianlaw.com
Jennafer Mesigian
Of Counsel
  • Overview
  • Employment History
  • Education &
    Bar Admissions
  • Speaking
    Engagements

Jennafer (“Jenna”) Mesigian is Of Counsel with Dakessian Law where she focuses her practice on resolving state and local tax matters throughout the United States, with a particular emphasis on Pennsylvania matters. With a range of multi-state tax experiences, Jenna approaches audit defense and tax controversy matters with a comprehensive strategy and client-focused perspective. Jenna is committed to working closely with clients to achieve the best possible results to fit their business needs and tax goals. While litigation is always an option, Jenna seeks to achieve maximum results for clients at the most efficient and effective level. Sometimes, the best tax resolutions are not the ones in the spotlight.

Jenna is an attorney with over 20 years of experience. Her background as a Certified Public Accountant with a Master’s of Business Administration provides a strong business foundation.  Jenna has spent a majority of her career with the multinational law firms of Reed Smith LLP and Dechert LLP. There, she worked on tax controversy matters at the administrative and judicial appeal levels, which were successfully resolved through negotiated settlements and litigation.  From the client perspective, Jenna served as State Tax Counsel for General Electric Company where she negotiated and resolved controversies from the audit through administrative levels, often partnering with outside counsel for matters at court. She also assisted with planning, tax reserve analysis, compliance reviews, and policy matters as needed.  Most recently, Jenna worked with PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP where she led complex audit defense engagements and led the Pennsylvania tax controversy practice as the firm’s subject matter expert. Together, these experiences have provided Jenna with a comprehensive understanding of a client’s business needs, tax life cycle, addressing and mitigating risks, and particularly skilled at resolving controversies.

Over the years, Jenna has represented companies across the board from the largest multinational conglomerates to the newest start-ups. Jenna practices primarily in the income/franchise tax space for various industries, including but not limited to, financial services, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, retail, real estate, and insurance.  Additionally, she has handled sale/use tax, gross receipts tax, and insurance premium tax matters.  Jenna enjoys the challenge of analyzing each client’s unique facts and circumstances within the ever-changing tax landscape.

Employment History

2021 – Dakessian Law, Ltd.
2017 – PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
2013 – General Electric Company
2007 – Reed Smith LLP
2005 – Dechert LLP
(2001-2004 – See, Education)
1999 – PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Education

  • Villanova University, School of Law, 2004, J.D., Environmental Law Journal
  • Villanova University, School of Business, 2004, M.B.A.
  • Widener University, 1999, B.S., Accounting, magna cum laude

Bar Admissions

  • Pennsylvania, 2005

Speaking Engagements

  • Above-the-Line Audit Adjustments, ABA/IPT Advanced State Income Tax Seminar, March 2019
  • Apportioning TPP and Intangibles, ABA/IPT Advanced State Income Tax Seminar, March 2018
  • State Income Tax Opportunities and Risks in M & A, IPT State Income Tax Symposium, Nov. 2017.
  • Resolving Audit Issues Without Litigation, IPT’s 40th Annual Conference, June 2016.

 

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Michael Penza
Counsel
  • Overview
  • Employment History
  • Education &
    Bar Admissions

Michael (“Mike”) Penza advises clients on state and local tax matters.  His areas of expertise include income/franchise, sales/use, excise, and telecommunications taxes, as well as unclaimed property.  He has represented clients in tax controversies before courts and administrative tribunals throughout the United States, including in California, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania.

Prior to joining Dakessian Law, Mike was a senior manager at a public accounting firm and an associate at large law firms, focusing on state and local tax planning and controversy.

Mike graduated with honors from the University of Connecticut School of Law, where he served as a research assistant to leading state and local tax expert, Professor Richard Pomp.  He earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Williams College.

Employment History

2021 – Dakessian Law, Ltd.
2019 – Ernst & Young LLP
2016 – Morrison & Foerster LLP
2015 – Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP
2013 – Reed Smith LLP

Education

  • University of Connecticut School of Law, 2013, J.D. (with honors)
  • Williams College, 2009, B.A.

Bar Admissions

  • Pennsylvania, 2013
  • New Jersey, 2014
  • New York, 2016
213-516-5506 alma@dakessianlaw.com
Alma Martinez
PARALEGAL
  • Overview

Alma Martinez has an extensive legal background with 14 years of legal experience in a variety of practice areas, with an emphasis in civil litigation. Prior to joining Dakessian Law, Alma worked as a senior paralegal at a litigation law firm.

Alma’s experience includes working with all levels of state and federal courts. She developed an eye for detail and has considerable knowledge of the legal process. She provides exceptional legal and administrative support to our attorneys throughout all aspects of a case from initial filings, tax agency hearings, discovery, trial preparation, post-trial motions, and appeals.

Alma graduated from California State University, Fresno, with a bachelor’s degree in English. She obtained her paralegal certificate from the University of California Los Angeles.

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