As part of the Opportunity Under Law project, she brings impact litigation to advance economic justice and civil rights. She represents women workers in a challenge to systemic gender discrimination in California’s workers’ compensation system (Page v. Parisotto). Her education equity class action cases on behalf of low-income children have included challenges to the denial of the right of access to literacy under the U.S. constitution on behalf of Detroit students (Gary B. v. Snyder), a school district’s failure to accommodate students who are impacted by exposure to trauma (Peter P. v. CUSD), and the federal government’s failure to provide basic education and special education to Native American students (Stephen C. v. BIE).