# overview
The overarching theme of my scholarship is the tension between institutional systems and individual rights. In particular, I am interested in how legal institutions designed to address issues on a case-by-case basis remedy group problems. My scholarship examines this through the lens of access to courts for victims of systemic employment discrimination and the impact of immigration status on the effective enforcement of laws meant to protect immigrants as individuals.

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University of Nevada, Las Vegas - (Las Vegas, Nevada, United States)

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Utah State University - (Logan, Utah, United States)

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Law at Work Legal Studies for Human Resources

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Immigration Enforcement Creep in Immigrant & Employee Rights

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Free Trade, Immigrant Workers, and Employment Discrimination

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Framing and Contesting Unauthorized Work

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Why Protect Unauthorized Workers? Imperfect Proxies, Unaccountable Employers, and Antidiscrimination Law's Failures

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Duke-ing Out Pattern or Practice after Wal-Mart: The EEOC as Fist

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Update on Legal Relief Options for Unaccompanied Alien Children Following the Enactment of the William Wilberforce Trafficking Victims Protection

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Litigating and Resolving Harassment Cases Under the EEOC's Administrative Processes

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Executive Estoppel, Equitable Enforcement, and Exploited Immigrant Workers

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Misconstruing Notice in EEOC Administrative Processing & Conciliation

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Texas A&M University; Texas A&M University School of Law; 4255 TAMU