She joined PLF in 2012, as a Fellow in the College of Public Interest Law. Since then, she has litigated cases involving property rights, environmental law, and the First Amendment. Prior to joining PLF, she worked for several years at an Oregon think tank where she developed and advocated policies that promote limited government and individual liberty. She is a graduate of the University of Washington (B.S., Physics; B.A. Communication, 2005), and Ave Maria School of Law (J.D. 2008), where she was an editor for the Ave Maria Law Review. She is admitted to the state bars of Florida and Oregon, as well as various federal courts.