In 2002, I arrived in the United States with nothing but dreams. But I was not afraid. I always admired the possibilities this country had to offer. During my initial years, I worked in the restaurant industry as a waiter, driver, cook, and restaurant manager. After few years in the industry, in 2006, I became a successful restaurant owner.

But the restaurant business did not fulfill me professionally. Essentially an immigrant, I wanted to be involved in a trade where—while making a living—could at the same time help others that were in a position of disadvantage. Coming from a philosophy and theology background, the legal profession suited well my goals and skills.

In 2008, I went to FIU College of Law where I did well as a student. With limited english skills and a full time job fixing locks, I managed to graduate in the top 1/4 of a very competitive class; I take pride in that. I was also included in the dean’s list four out of six semesters and received the CALI Excellence Award in my Law and Politics in Latin America class for my research on the Mexican Constitution.

I started developing my advocacy skills working as a certified Legal Intern for Legal Services of Greater Miami. In Legal Services, I represented low-income people in landlord-tenant disputes. Later, I worked for the Immigration and Human Rights Clinic at FIU where I tried several cases in Immigration Court obtaining Asylum, Cancelation of Removal or relief under the Convention Against Torture for my clients.

In May 2011, after graduation from law school, I worked for large firms in Miami where I also practiced commercial litigation. In January 2013, I decided to start my own practice with the goal of providing competent, valuable legal representation to immigrants and businesses, specially from South America. I am passionate about my practice, and I try to give it all for my client's cases.

My practice areas include immigration, real estate transactions, civil litigation, commercial litigation and business transactions.

I am fluent in English, Spanish. I also understand and speak some Italian.
In 2002, I arrived in the United States with nothing but dreams. But I was not afraid. I always admired the possibilities this country had to offer. During my initial years, I worked in the restaurant industry as a waiter, driver, cook, and restaurant manager. After few years in the industry, in 2006, I became a successful restaurant owner.

But the restaurant business did not fulfill me professionally. Essentially an immigrant, I wanted to be involved in a trade where—while making a living—could at the same time help others that were in a position of disadvantage. Coming from a philosophy and theology background, the legal profession suited well my goals and skills.

In 2008, I went to FIU College of Law where I did well as a student. With limited english skills and a full time job fixing locks, I managed to graduate in the top 1/4 of a very competitive class; I take pride in that. I was also included in the dean’s list four out of six semesters and received the CALI Excellence Award in my Law and Politics in Latin America class for my research on the Mexican Constitution.

I started developing my advocacy skills working as a certified Legal Intern for Legal Services of Greater Miami. In Legal Services, I represented low-income people in landlord-tenant disputes. Later, I worked for the Immigration and Human Rights Clinic at FIU where I tried several cases in Immigration Court obtaining Asylum, Cancelation of Removal or relief under the Convention Against Torture for my clients.

In May 2011, after graduation from law school, I worked for large firms in Miami where I also practiced commercial litigation. In January 2013, I decided to start my own practice with the goal of providing competent, valuable legal representation to immigrants and businesses, specially from South America. I am passionate about my practice, and I try to give it all for my client’s cases.

My practice areas include immigration, real estate transactions, civil litigation, commercial litigation and business transactions.

I am fluent in English, Spanish. I also understand and speak some Italian.

Luis has always been an avid student of history, religion, and foreign languages. In 2014 he graduated from the University of Miami where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Classics (cum laude) with a concentration in Ancient Greek and Latin and a minor in Judaic Studies.

His passion for the humanities led him to pursue a legal career. In May 2018, he received his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Miami School of Law, and was admitted to the Florida Bar soon after.

Luis is fluent in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. He also has knowledge of French, Italian and Hebrew.

In October 2018, he joined the Firm as an associate attorney.

Ryan has been with the firm since July 2020, and in September 2022, Ryan joined the team as an associate attorney.

Ryan was born and raised in Miami, Florida. He has always had a passion for helping his community whether it be through volunteer work at children’s sports leagues, mentoring high school students, or in coordinating events for his church’s Youth Program.

In 2017 he graduated from Miami Dade College, magna cum laude, with an Associate in the Arts. Soon after he attended the University of Florida where he graduated, magna cum laude, with a Bachelors of Arts in Economics and a Minor in History.

In 2019, he started law school at Florida International University College of Law where he received the Dean’s Scholarship. Ryan is an excellent student and has been in the Dean’s list both of his initial law school semesters. He plans on using his law degree to serve the South Florida community in the areas of business and immigration law.

At the firm Ryan works in our consumer civil litigation practice.