She represents men and women with intellectual disabilities residing in the large, state-run institutions as well as individuals with mental illnesses accessing community resources. She also serves as one of the team’s advocate supervisors, providing guidance and supervision to the team’s non-attorney advocates. In law school, Lisa participated in the Domestic Violence Clinic, the Domestic Violence Survivor Support Network, The Review of Litigation, and the Student Hurricane Network. She also worked as a research assistant for Professor Sarah Buel and as a LexisNexis student representative. She spent her summers working with the Texas Advocacy Project in Austin and CASA in Newport News, Virginia. Lisa first worked at Disability Rights Texas as a Skadden Fellow.