Her litigation currently focuses on protecting and preserving housing rights of low-income tenants. She has experience litigating a variety of civil rights cases including, disability rights, housing rights, housing discrimination, and special education in federal and state trial courts and administrative hearings. She has also developed and conducted community education on fair housing and accessible housing issues for attorneys and advocates. As part of a two-year national public interest law fellowship, she was responsible for creating and carrying out legal strategies to increase access to accessible and affordable housing for low-income Floridians with disabilities.