Spanish-Speaking Attorneys

Jeremy Kasha

Ridgefield Park, NJ

Jeremy R. Kasha is Counsel at Seeger Weiss, with over two decades of experience in antitrust enforcement and complex litigation. He previously served as an Assistant Attorney General in the Office of the New York Attorney General’s Antitrust Bureau. He is trilingual in English, French, and Spanish.

Harrison Palmer

Atlanta, GA

At Wolfe Law Group, LLC, we fight for the rights of those who have been wronged-and few embody that commitment more than Harrison Palmer. A dedicated personal injury attorney, Harrison brings a relentless work ethic and a strategic mindset to every case. Born and raised in Statesboro, Georgia, Harrison spent his early years hunting, playing football, and riding quarter horses. He carried that same drive and discipline into his academic career, earning a degree in History and Spanish from Georgia Southern University before obtaining his Juris Doctor from Florida Coastal School of Law in 2011. Harrison’s path to personal injury law wasn’t conventional-he initially worked tough summer jobs building fences in the heat of South Georgia before finding his passion in the legal field. Harrison is known for his unwavering commitment to his clients and his sharp legal strategies. He doesn’t believe in surprises-he always expects to win. Whether tackling complex injury claims or navigating challenging negotiations, he leverages his skills and determination to secure the best possible outcomes. Outside the courtroom, Harrison is an adventurer at heart. He spends his free time climbing mountains, bow hunting, fly fishing, backcountry skiing, and whitewater rafting. A true outdoorsman, he has a lifelong goal of summiting all of Colorado’s 14ers-only 10 remain. His fearless nature and ability to stay calm under pressure serve him well both in the wild and in the courtroom.

Maritza Ming

New York, NY

Maritza Ming joined Harris Keenan & Goldfarb in March 2024 as a dedicated advocate for justice. She has always been driven by a passion to help others, a calling she recognized as early as 9 years old. Growing up in a neighborhood plagued by crime, Maritza witnessed firsthand the injustices faced by people of color within the legal system. This fueled her desire to pursue a career in law, with the goal of bringing justice to those who need it most. Maritza earned her B.A. from Binghamton University in 1994, graduating with a triple major in Political Science, Philosophy, and Law and Society, alongside a minor in Latin American and Caribbean Studies. She went on to receive her J.D. from Fordham Law School in 1997. Maritza has represented countless victims throughout her career, securing trial verdicts in challenging cases and exonerating those wrongfully convicted or accused. She played a key role in creating the City’s first dedicated Youth Court, which focuses on rehabilitating young offenders by providing them with the services and opportunities they need to rebuild their lives. Maritza is also deeply committed to diversifying the legal profession and the justice system, working tirelessly to ensure that people of color have a voice. Her professional accomplishments are numerous, including coaching a local high school Mock Trial team to its first National Championship and creating partnerships that have provided young people with invaluable insights into the justice system. She has been recognized for her contributions to public service with awards such as the Dominican Bar Association Honoree (2014), the Kings County Criminal Bar Association Robert N. Kaye Memorial Award (2016), and the Brooklyn NETS Heritage Night Honoree (2018), among others. Outside of her legal work, Maritza is a proud mother of two teenage daughters, who she refers to as her “miracle girls.” She enjoys traveling with her family, spending time at the beach, cooking, reading action or mystery novels, and cuddling with her Yorkie named Magic.

A native of Spartanburg, Margaret Nowell attended college at the University of Georgia, where she graduated cum laude with dual degrees and a minor in Spanish. While at the University of Georgia, Maggie was a member of the NCAA Division I women’s track and cross country teams and received recognition on the Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll. After earning her undergraduate degrees, Maggie matriculated to the University of South Carolina School of Law, receiving her Juris Doctor law degree in 2011. While in law school, Maggie was a member of the Mock Trial Bar, through which she received the distinguished Reese D. Williams Trial Advocacy Award. She was also a member of the Moot Court Bar, where she received honorable distinction as a member of the Order of the Barristers. During her summers in law school, Maggie served as an intern in the Seventh Circuit Solicitor’s Office in Spartanburg and was a summer law clerk to the Honorable Kay G. Hearn at the South Carolina Supreme Court. Upon graduating from law school, Maggie returned to Spartanburg, where she began her practice with The Cate Law Firm in 2011 before joining her husband, Mark, at Nowell Law Firm, LLC in 2020. Maggie devotes her practice exclusively to family law, handling matters ranging from custody and child support issues to adoption, divorce, and other domestic relations matters. In 2014, Maggie was selected by the Spartanburg County Bar Association to receive the C. Bruce Littlejohn Young Lawyer Award for her contributions to the Spartanburg legal community. Maggie was first recognized by Thompson Reuters as a Super Lawyers Rising Star in 2020 and has received this prestigious award each year through 2024. This award is bestowed upon a select group of lawyers for their high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Maggie has also been recognized as a member of the inaugural class of the South Carolina Family section of the American Inns of Court, having been nominated for this prestigious honor by local judges and area attorneys. In her spare time, Maggie serves her community in a variety of ways, including recently completing two terms on the Board of Directors for the Hope Center for Children, and serving on the Spartanburg County Bar Family Law Committee. Maggie understands the hardship family law matters can create and the importance of helping clients through these difficult times with compassion, dependability, and respect. Here at Nowell Law Firm, that’s our goal and commitment.

E. Nathan Harris

Hoover, AL

E. Nathan Harris is the CEO and founder of Abogados Centro Legal. He is also the Treasurer of the Alabama Association for Justice (ALAJ) for 2025-2026. Born to an Ecuadorian mother and American father, he grew up with a deep understanding of Latino culture and values. He graduated with a law degree from the University of Alabama and founded the firm in 2010 to protect and represent accident victims and those seeking immigration stability. He is a bilingual and bicultural attorney, committed to advocating for the Hispanic community in Alabama. He was recognized as a 'Super Abogado' and 'Rising Star' by Super Lawyers in 2019, received the Minority Business Award in 2024, and was an honoree for BBJ’s Best of the Bar in 2025. He has also been appointed to the Alabama Supreme Court's Access to Justice Commission.

Mark Martinez

Santa Ana, CA

When it comes to real estate and personal injury law, you want Mark Martinez on your side. With a background in the real estate mortgage industry, Martinez understands the complexity of real estate deals. He chose to go into law after encountering dozens of clients in precarious situations who were simply following bad advice. He vowed to become a representative for vulnerable real estate owners, and he has built a career by helping others. In his personal injury practice, he offers a helping hand to people who are facing unfair insurance evaluations, and he doesn’t collect payment unless his client wins their case. As a Mexican-American, Martinez feels comfortable communicating in both English and Spanish, and takes pride in making his limited English proficiency clients feel more comfortable operating in our complex legal system. He has experienced many phases of the southern California real estate market, from booms to downturns, and has developed fantastic perspective. Martinez goes to bat for his clients every single day. He is level-headed and offers sound legal advice that more often than not leads to favorable outcomes for his clients. He is accomplished, established, and ready to hear the details of your real estate or personal injury case. When Martinez isn’t fighting on behalf of his clients, he can be found running, practicing yoga, surfing, reading, and playing chess.

Mariusz Kurzyna

Silver Spring, MD

Mariusz Kurzyna has over 15 years of experience representing workers in labor and employment law matters. He is fluent in Polish and Spanish and focuses on employment law, including minimum wage, overtime, unpaid wages, employment discrimination, sexual harassment, hostile work environment, wrongful discharge, and alternative dispute resolution.

Jo Blair

College Station, TX

Jo Blair is a Legal Operations Manager at Chad Jones Law and has worked in the legal field for over 25 years as a legal assistant and paralegal. Jo’s experience includes civil litigation, personal injury, and wrongful death, bringing valuable knowledge of legal processes when working with the insurance companies. Leading with clear, honest, and open communication for our team and clients. Jo is mother to three amazing young men, and grandmother to three beautiful grandchildren. Jo loves spending time with her family, adventures and traveling to new places. Jo has a passion for helping others seeking justice, using her problem-solving skills to represent people who have been unjustly treated.

Liz Pirkle

Savannah, GA

Born and raised in coastal Georgia, Elizabeth “Liz” Pirkle Huggins spent her early years between Hinesville and Savannah. She attended Savannah Country Day School, where her leadership skills and competitive spirit emerged early-serving as student government president and excelling as a competitive cheerleader, both in high school and college at Valdosta State University. These early experiences instilled in her the resilience, discipline, and commitment she now brings to her legal practice. Liz has over a decade of hands-on legal experience, beginning her journey as a paralegal at The Pirkle Law Firm in 2014 under the guidance of her father, Bob Pirkle. While pursuing her law degree at Savannah Law School, she continued contributing to the firm’s operations and maintained a valuable connection to the practice. During law school, she remained highly involved in campus leadership and was elected president of the Student Bar Association in her third year. Liz was admitted to practice law in Georgia in 2024. With a focus on family law, criminal defense, and personal injury, Liz combines deep legal knowledge with a natural ability to make complex processes feel manageable for her clients. She’s known for cutting through the confusion, communicating openly, and prioritizing practical solutions. Her practice philosophy is straightforward: address issues head-on, resolve conflicts efficiently, and fiercely protect her clients’ interests when needed. Clients appreciate Liz’s approachable demeanor and clear, step-by-step guidance through the legal system. Whether negotiating a fair settlement or standing firm in court, she brings a balance of quiet confidence and assertiveness to every case. When she’s not advocating for her clients, Liz enjoys traveling, cooking, spending time with her husband and two dogs (Tito and L.B.), training for her next half marathon, and cheering on the Georgia Bulldogs. While family law, criminal defense, and personal injury are my primary areas of focus, I’ve gained exposure to a broad range of legal matters and am happy to assist or refer clients in other areas when possible.

Robert C. Sousa

Shelton, CT

With over thirty-five years of distinguished practice in Connecticut and a three-decade tenure as the managing partner at Sousa Law, LLC, Robert C. Sousa has dedicated a significant portion of his career to representing individuals injured at work in Connecticut. His expertise in workers' compensation law is extensive, encompassing thousands of both contested and uncontested cases. He also has a notable background in politics, having served as the First Selectman (Mayor) of Orange, Connecticut, from 1995-1999. He proudly served his country as a commissioned United States military intelligence officer in the United States Army. Currently residing in Milford with his wife, he continues to be a pillar of both his professional and local communities.

Robert Mintz

Kansas City, MO

Robert Mintz is the Litigation Director at Devkota Law Firm LLC, bringing over 30 years of legal experience in personal injury and litigation. He previously served as a Partner at a large multi-state defense firm, where he chaired the Health Law Group and gained extensive jury trial experience, including defending medical professionals in malpractice cases. Mintz leverages his dual defense and advocacy perspective to achieve optimal client results, dedicated to securing justice for the injured.

Brenda Hernandez

Oxnard, CA

Brenda Hernandez is an associate at Beach Law Group's Southern California office, handling cases involving elder abuse, negligence, premises liability, sexual abuse, and other personal injury claims as part of the firm's litigation practice.

Emile P. Sayegh

Yonkers, NY

Emile Paul Sayegh is the managing partner of Sayegh & Sayegh, P.C. Practicing law for more than 30 years, he focuses on matrimonial, business, real estate and commercial law. He has worked extensively in matters involving business transactions both on a corporate and individual level. For the past ten years, he continues to serve as general legal counsel to a large religious Archdiocese here in New York, handling matters pertaining to business issues and a myriad of religious organization issues throughout the United States. He has argued, successfully, cases before the New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division for First and Second Departments. Conveying a strong sense of commitment and dedication to his clients, Mr. Sayegh continues to have a passion in his law practice that results in his success as an attorney.

Michael Manolakis

New York, NY

Michael Manolakis se unió al bufete jurídico en el 2002 como asociado e inmediatamente se convirtió en una parte vital del equipo de Liga De Justicia. Manolakis maneja un número importante de casos de lesiones personales y trabaja en estrecha colaboración con los asistentes legales para asegurarse que cada archivo es procesado y litigado en forma adecuada y eficiente. El abogado Manolakis se dedica exclusivamente a los casos de accidentes y lesiones personales.

Danielle Mastropiero

Fort Lee, NJ

Danielle Mastropiero, Esq., RN, is a seasoned and talented litigator who treats every client like family. Prior to joining the firm, Danielle worked for a premier personal injury firm and for two of the nation’s largest insurance carriers, gaining firsthand industry knowledge. In addition to her work as a trial attorney, Danielle works as a hospice nurse. She is a vigorous advocate for those who cannot advocate for themselves, both in the courtroom and on the front lines of patient care. Danielle is an active volunteer for the Medical Reserve Corps, participating in vaccine clinics and administering vaccines. She received a Letter of Commendation for her work in Operation Allies Welcome, assisting Afghan Refugees. She has also worked as an EMT in Newark and New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina. She participates in pro bono service as a member of the District VIII Ethics Committee. In her free time, Danielle enjoys chihuahuas, comic books, and practicing her Spanish.

Brandon Gomez

Sacramento, CA

Brandon Gomez joined Curtis Legal Group as an Associate Attorney in 2024. Mr. Gomez obtained his bachelor’s degree in psychology, with a minor in legal studies, from San Jose State University. He went on to obtain his juris doctor from Santa Clara University School of Law. While in law school, Mr. Gomez was awarded a CALI Excellence for the Future Award in e-Discovery and interned as a law clerk assisting with plaintiff consumer protection and personal injury cases. He has participated in various legal clinics, including the Consumer Law clinic at Katharine & George Alexander Community Law Center and the Record Clearance Project at San Jose State University. After obtaining his law license, Mr. Gomez worked as an attorney at a Sacramento law firm practicing several areas of law. He litigated plaintiff personal injury cases, small business and law enforcement defense cases, provided civil case monitoring, and assisted with small business acquisition transactions. Shortly after becoming an attorney, Mr. Gomez was selected as a 2024 Super Lawyers - Northern California, Rising Stars Honoree. At Curtis Legal Group, Mr. Gomez now focuses exclusively on plaintiff personal injury cases, where he represents clients in all phases of their claims. He is bilingual in English and Spanish, and fervently advocates for his clients.

Christopher P. Brandes

Los Angeles, CA

Christopher Brandes is a Senior Partner at Brock & Gonzales. He has dedicated his decade long career to solely representing aggrieved employees in their claims of wrongful termination, discrimination, retaliation and various other employment issues against their employers. He has recovered millions for his clients. Chris leads Brock & Gonzales Spanish speaking department, protecting the rights of California’s Latino workers, who are often subjected unfair and unsafe working conditions due to barriers in culture, status and language. Chris is a fluent Spanish speaker, of Peruvian ethnicity. In his free time, Chris enjoys spending time with his wife, son and daughter, as well as playing music and water polo. Chris is dedicated to his clients, and is always available to them, providing support, guidance, and zealous advocacy every step of the way.

Alexandra Wagner

Houston, TX

Alexandra Wagner is an attorney who has dedicated her career to advocating for injured individuals and public agencies against corporate misconduct. She began her career at Ness Motley (now Motley Rice and Rogers Patrick), contributing to the successful $200+ billion payout from Big Tobacco. She specializes in briefing and motions practice, working with law firms nationwide on cases involving defective product design and manufacture, defective building construction, pharmaceutical price-gouging, employee mistreatment, and other corporate misconduct. She is based in Dallas, has raised four children, and is involved in local public education and community life. She speaks fluent German, some Spanish, and a tiny bit of Russian and French.

Brandon Galindo

Richmond, VA

Brandon Galindo is an Associate Attorney with Geoff McDonald and Associates. He graduated from West Virginia University in 2016 where he majored in Criminology with minors in Spanish and Law and Legal Studies. During undergraduate studies, Brandon studied in Santander, Spain. He decided to continue his education and attended West Virginia University College of Law, graduating in May 2020. While in law school, Brandon was also enrolled in business school and earned his MBA simultaneously. Brandon earned recognition in business school for success in strategy-related coursework and competitions. In 2018, Brandon interned at the Allegheny County Office of the Public Defender in Pittsburgh, PA. There he gained extensive trial preparation and litigation experience. In 2019, Brandon worked for a law office in Bridgeport, WV where he worked on entity formations, large oil and gas contracts, and negotiations, as well as personal injury cases involving tractor trailers. Brandon’s role as Chief Information Officer contributes to his successes in the courtroom. He uses his skill set in data and analytics to help Geoff McDonald and Associates grow as a firm and better help their clients. Brandon’s belief is that all good decisions involve an analytical approach and incorporating data when it is available. An athlete growing up, Brandon is a natural competitor who does not shy away from the litigation process and fighting for his clients. “We have to be willing to fight for our client’s rights and advocate aggressively.” Brandon has no fear in standing up to the large insurance companies and corporations who refuse to treat his clients fairly. Brandon is a trial attorney who has tried both bench and jury trials. He has appeared all over the Commonwealth from Tidewater to Richmond, and Northern Virginia. Brandon is licensed to practice law in the State of Virginia and in Federal Court before the Eastern District of Virginia. When he is not advocating for his clients, Brandon spends his free time watching WVU football and basketball with his Fiancé, their two dogs, and deaf cat. Brandon is an avid Jeopardy fan, “I admire James Holzhauer for the competitive edge he brought to Jeopardy, forever changing the way the game is played.”

Mark D. Dickstein

Pembroke Pines, FL

Mark D. Dickstein is a Senior Partner at The Dickstein Law Firm. He received his Bachelor of Science from the University of Florida in 1987 and his Juris Doctorate from the University of Miami School of Law in 1991. He has over 30 years of experience.

Christopher Delgado

Miami, FL

For attorney Christopher Delgado, Esq., understanding the needs and experiences of his clients is the first step in providing the best possible service, especially in an area as sensitive and complex as Immigration. His talent as a litigator and negotiator makes him an excellent addition to the Gallardo Law Firm team. Mr. Delgado obtained his Juris Doctor degree from the School of Law at the American University, a private institution located in Washington, D.C., United States. He also holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Florida International University, with a major in International Relations, a minor in Political Science, and a Legal Assistant Certificate. As part of his academic training, he completed an internship as a student attorney before the Landlord and Tenant Branch of the Superior Court of Washington, D.C., representing tenants. He has also testified before the Human Services Committee of the Council of the District of Columbia. Mr. Delgado was also the Director of Communications of the Student Bar Association (SBA).

Gipsy Sosa

Miami, FL

Gipsy Sosa Valdes is a dedicated immigration attorney with a robust background in criminal justice and extensive experience in navigating complex immigration proceedings. Fluent in both English and Spanish, she is committed to providing exceptional legal services to her clients and reuniting families through her expertise in immigration law. The lawyer Gipsy Sosa Valdes earned her Juris Doctor (JD) in May 2023. During her time there, she was actively involved in the Hispanic American Law Student Association (HALSA) and Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity. She also obtained a Certificate in Immigration Practice. As an Associate Attorney at Gallardo Law Firm, Gipsy navigates complex immigration proceedings, assists clients in adjusting their status before Citizenship and Immigration Services and immigration courts, conducts legal research, and drafts pleadings, motions, and briefs. She is dedicated to helping bring families together through her legal expertise.

Justin Rodriguez

Monrovia, CA

Justin Rodriguez is a Trial Attorney with vast experience in both criminal and civil proceedings. He defends clients against various misdemeanors and felonies, including murder, attempted murder, robbery, burglary, fraud, embezzlement, sex offenses, domestic violence, child abuse, drug possession and sales, DUI, and Restraining Orders.

Salomón Valladares

Miami, FL

Salomón's professional experience in different areas of the law has given him special preparation to solve cases of great complexity. His skills in areas like Civil Law, Family Law, and Criminal Law have made him one of the most versatile lawyers in our firm. Family Law cases are particularly delicate. The emotions involved often turn these processes into bitter disputes. Salomón is known for providing his clients with a service that's performed with the utmost empathy and diplomacy, making burdensome processes lighter to navigate. This is achieved while keeping the expertise and shrewdness that are the trademarks of great lawyers. His practice is also characterized by the understanding that a good lawyer-client relationship is fundamental to success in legal disputes. Salomón demonstrates professional dexterity by handling Civil and Criminal Law, two of the most complicated branches of justice. His passion for advocacy works in his clients' favor to achieve the best terms possible for each case.