Loyola Law School, Los Angeles,
J.D., 2005
University of California, Los Angeles,
B.A. in Psychology, 2001
California
California USDC, Northern District
California USDC, Southern District
California USDC, Central District
California USDC, Eastern District
Texas USDC, Eastern District
Listed in Super Lawyers Rising Stars (by Thomson Reuters), 2012-2018
Stubbs, Alderton & Markiles, LLP
Of Counsel, 2018-2021
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
Associate, 2011-2016
Leader Counsel LLP
Associate, 2008-2011
Liner LLP
Associate, 2005-2008
Spanish
Viviana is a versatile litigator representing clients ranging from emerging businesses to national corporations. Her work spans a variety of industries and involves diverse legal issues from business, complex commercial, and real estate disputes to wrongful termination and discrimination matters. Undaunted by a courtroom, Viviana prosecutes and defends multidistrict litigation (MDLs) and mass tort actions.
Understanding that her clients' business goals are paramount in considering any threatened or active litigation, Viviana implements practical solutions to effectively prevail in matters pending in federal, state, and appellate courts nationwide. She successfully tries bench trials and first-chairs jury trials.
Viviana's expansive practice includes successfully resolving disputes involving allegations of fraud, breach of contract, negligence, breach of fiduciary duty, employment litigation involving anti-discrimination laws, products liability, free speech, consumer finance, false advertising, and real estate disputes.
Clients rely on Viviana's sophisticated guidance from matter inception through resolution. She skillfully drafts and argues substantive motions and counsels clients on liability exposure, methods for mitigating damages, and settlement.
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