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~ Office Staff ~
PAMELA MCMINN-MCGREADY
Legal Assistant
Pamela has been with the Tulsa office of Alvarez de Bennett Law since the Tulsa office opened its doors in January 2010. She brings unique background to the Firm because she lived several years in Spain and Mexico. Pamela's background contributes a unique perspective to the immigration side of the Alvarez de Bennett Law Office. She is fluent in Spanish and returned to college to obtain her Associate's Degree with certification in Spanish so that she could use her bilingual abilities to help others. We are pleased she has joined us.
She has two daughters (one who is an attorney and the other an aspiring LPGA golfer about to graduate college), one spoiled dachshund, and lives in Tulsa with her loving husband.
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DANIELA MEDRANO
Ceritified Translator and Assistant
Daniela grew up in sunny California and has a deep passion in helping and serving her community. Her mother is from Honduras and her father from El Salvador. Daniela studied at the University of La Verne where she obtained her BA in Political Science and is completing her MBA at Cornerstone University.
Daniela moved to Oklahoma in 2009 and worked in Public Relations for the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office as a Detention Officer. She has extensive experience and background in Law Enforcement where she received several awards including a "Life Saving" award. During her time with the Sheriff's Office, Daniela was Federally Commissioned as a 287(g) Officer through the Department of Homeland Security-Immigration Customs Enforcement. Daniela decided to change career paths and wanted to achieve her dreams of becoming an immigration attorney. While she prepares for law school, Daniela is serving as a certified translator and legal assistant for Alvarez de Bennett Law.
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ANAHI ANGELES
Intern
Anahi is an intern at Alvarez de Bennett Law. She met attorney Paola Bennett when she was an honored scholarship recipient based on her excellent essay about the "Dream Act" in 2009. Right now, Anahi is in the middle of her college studies where she is studying social work and actively involved in LULAC (League of United American Citizens). Anahi is proud to be a first generation American after her parents immigrated to the United States from Mexico. Outside of work and her college studies, she helps her family run an ice cream stand.
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