International Human Rights Lawyer travelling around the world offering Spanish lessons Online

Marisi's resume

- Grupo LALA: Intern at Institutional Relations

I used to work in Santa Fe (the financial district in Mexico City) as
an intern in Institutional Relations. My daily routine was to check
any Constitutional reforms and analyse how they could legally
impact the company.

I had meetings with high profile people (from the Governor of
Nebraska to Mexico’s Politicians and Foreign Ambassadors) to
discuss bilateral relations of the company.

-World Youth Alliance: Intern at International Law
December 2018 – June 2019
I started my social service with WYA as part of my career
development in the public sector. To initiate my social service, I
became certified in human rights philosophy and legally
understanding the dignity of the individual.

-Goodrich, Riquelme y Asociados, A.C.: Intern in
Intellectual Property Law
October 2016 – December 2016
As part of my daily tasks, I used to review the Federal Court of
Administrative Justice page and keep track of the cases that I
was assigned, then go physically to the Court to file Law Suits or
other law procedures.
I used file paperwork to register brands and sometimes would
write lawsuits against the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property
in order to ensure the registration of the brand that our clients
wanted.
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Abogados Sierra: Intern in Transactional Law, Aircraft
Law, Administrative and Civil Law
April 2016 – October 2016
In this position, I reviewed the Federal Court of Administrative Justice
page daily and kept track of the cases I was assigned and would create
reports about their status.
I used to devise and file official legal letters to the General Direction of
Civil Aviation in order to get the permissions the aircraft needed to fly
their aeroplanes