Chad is a legal intern for the firm and is pursuing his goal of becoming a lawyer. After receiving his Bachelor’s Degree of Arts in History and Political Science from New Mexico State University, Chad is currently entering his third year of law school at the University of New Mexico School of Law. Chad will receive his Juris Doctorate in the Spring of 2025 and take the New Mexico State Bar Exam the following August. Chad wants to pursue a career in the Intellectual Property, Wills and Trusts, or Business Law sectors of the legal profession. Chad has worked for both New Mexico Legal Aid and the New Mexico State Fair office before working at Law 4 Small Business. He is focused on assisting the firm by performing research projects and helping the attorneys with whatever they need.
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