About Immortal Perfection Law

As founder of Immortal Perfection Law, I have personally handled hundreds of cases that resulted in the utmost pleasance of my clients. My clients have always put their confidence and trust in me to obtain the best outcome possible given their legal situation. It is important for you to know who I am and my experiences to becoming the outstanding attorney I am today. 

Up until high school I wanted to be a surgeon and had planned that route until I became Student Body President of Santa Monica High School. Since I was 11 years old, I loved and was always involved in student government. In eighth grade at Lincoln Middle School I was Speaker of the House and the first student to give the announcements everyday over the school's broadcasting system. I was also the first student to be on student TV, providing the visual portion of the announcement broadcast system. Continuing my enjoyment of student government, upon entering Santa Monica High School, I was the only freshman to join student government. You may be asking why this is relevant to who I am today. Well, let me tell you. 

Freshman year of high school I became a member at large and sophomore year elected as a house representative, both the legislative branch of student government. My junior year was my first executive board position as Secretary, the right hand to the President. Junior year was a critical moment in Santa Monica High School's history because it was the first time the school's Constitution was threatened to be diminished to allow unqualified persons with only one year in the government class to run for the powerful position of Student Body President. From the time this issue became a part of the agenda, I briefed the President about Robert's Rules of Order, the governing book for decorum within a government and how many votes would be needed for a constitutional change. With unqualified and self-seeking lobbyists in the class looking for a short-cut into a prestigious university by placing Student Body President on their school applications, I would allow no room for injustice and insult towards this position to occur via self-centered decisions of lobbyists to desecrate the school's Constitution which contained principles for which leadership was to follow so that the integrity of the President position be maintained. Vehemently opposing this change, I lead the then President to make sure every vote was proper and decorum follow the rules that governed the nation's own governing bodies. After much debate and presentation of why upholding the Constitution was absolutely necessary, the lobbyists failed to obtain their outcome and the Constitution was upheld. 

On Election Day in junior year for positions for the following year, I became Santa Monica High School's Student Body President, the highest, most prestigious position any student could hold, representing 3,400 students and about 100 teachers and administration. I campaigned and strategized how I would win this position as I was and will always be the most qualified for the position of President. Running against many candidates, it is my belief that all of them used their empty pompous attitudes to purport their insulting rhetoric to the student body-- candidates that I believed lacked ambition, perpetuating a swamp status quo, seeking this high position for pure popularity rather than seeking to use the Presidential position to make it the best year any student has had. 

I told myself that if I became Student Body President that my path would be to become an attorney and I would do so, always carrying the pride of my leadership experience and ability to maintain the elite principles that I carried throughout my governance to the highest degree. During my senior year of 2008-2009, I took upon myself many issues including leading the Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District's School Board of elected officials to choose my plan of action on the distribution of the fiscal year's budget without terminating administration or removing vital parts of the school's character including its buildings, as each building contained a letter of the school's acronym, SAMOHI. There were a lot of politics involved in those school board meetings; I knew that my diplomacy and ability to lead with the fervor of a natural born leader was pivotal to stopping a lobbyist group of parents who obsessively sought to diminish the structural integrity of SAMOHI for reasons other than the best interest of the school, lobbyists the same as those in Washington which have been the bane of the forward movement of a nation. I went to the televised school board meetings on my own volition to provide my proposal for the best way to deal with these issues and successfully quashed this politically charged group of aggressive lobbyists seeking to diminish the livelihood of student life. My proposal singlehandedly defeated their attempt at turning SAMOHI's vibrancy into a dull, communistic, boring and restrictive place for students to be in. As the Board listened, they were careful to respond truthfully to my real questions posed as to why the lobbyists were seeking to restrict student life and their strategy was clear-- lobbyists coming into the school board meetings to "make a change" would lead to "buying" the board members so that their lobbyist agendas could be furthered there and elsewhere; their agenda was to overtake political officials and guide their job for them. Forthwith, the school board followed my lead and implemented the exact outline of my proposal for what should be done as a result of the budget cuts so that the integrity of SAMOHI would continue. Any lobbyist, someone who comes in to "persuade" a governing member or board to make a decision based on outside interests leads to the demise of what our nation's great principles have set forth. The school's freedom of expression was sought to be bound by these lobbyists' agenda and there was no way I would allow that to happen. All factions lead to division and when there is a division of a nation other than to break free from oppression, factions lead to the demise and destitution of the greatness a nation is meant to be. SAMOHI was meant for greatness and I was not going to let anyone dim its light. 

I went on to UCLA with a full scholarship as an English Major. I was unanimously appointed Associate Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Judicial Branch of government and made rulings on issues that arose during campaign season and other matters in controversy arising from the student handbook. Graduating UCLA at 22, I had unpurchasable experience being President, a Supreme Court Justice and a member of the Legislature. Discipline is one of my favorite traits; my character is built on the understanding of how the three branches of government work, independently from each other and their common duty to maintain and fulfill the highest principles for which this great nation was built upon. The common duty of each is to maintain the nation's beauty of freedom and to vehemently oppose decisions that would make it oppressive in any manner such as flatten human expression and dull the light in its citizens' eyes. Aware of this for many years, I am a phenomenal speaker, giving a plethora of speeches portraying my own philosophies to all different groups-- council boards, elected officials, students, incoming classes and professors. 

After UCLA I chose to attend Southwestern Law School the following year. During the critical first year of law school, I had achieved a highly regarded reputation in my criminal law class that my professor recommended me to the Los Angeles District Attorney's (DA) office. I was selected to work in the Hardcore Gangs unit in Compton for a semester under my supervising attorney who is now a Superior Court Judge, to prosecute gang murders. The DA's office wanted me to continue the prosecution route the following semester but I declined. I declined because I had already experienced and learned the inner workings of the DA's office and didn't appreciate the DA's overcharging of crimes to alleged defendants and forcing the person to fight for and be defamed for what would amount to many years of their life due to the overcharge.

During my second year of law school, I worked for a highly reputable personal injury firm that also represented civil rights cases. After law school, I continued working personal injury and civil rights cases and have represented plaintiffs' cases from car accidents to opposing Executive Orders to proving who the murderers were in wrongful death. 

During law school I was Director of Student Life and continued with my charisma and passion for student government positions to when I graduated law school at 25, one of the youngest in my class. Also during law school, I interviewed with the White House to work for 1600 Pennsylvania as their counsel. I had been to Washington, D.C. a couple of times and wasn't interested in living there. I stayed in Los Angeles where I flourished at my first law office, successfully lowering and dismissing criminal charges, obtaining child custody rights for hundreds of clients, drafting and interpreting contracts for issues such as bad faith insurance claims, property and business agreements. 

I have personalized this About Me section to describe for you what it means for me to be an attorney. Upholding the law of nobility and the principles of freedom exceed the bounds of space and time. Immortal Perfection Law contains within itself a greatness that rids the world of oppression and unlawful acts. I am licensed in the state of California and federally in all fifty states to do so. I look forward to meeting you to discuss your legal matters and solving them for you.  

The legal system is designed in such a way that representing yourself in a competent manner is almost impossible. Because no legal case is exactly like another, Immortal Perfection Law's attorneys are trained to pick out the special portions of each case that makes it defendable, no matter the circumstances surrounding your case. We are known for our aggressive approach to fighting injustice and obtaining rightful outcomes.