Catherine earned her B.A. in Public Relations with a minor in Social Justice from the University of Oklahoma before continuing to graduate from the University of Oklahoma College of Law. Catherine’s practice is currently focused on research, writing, and advocacy in various areas of the law, including probate, insurance-related matters, business transactions, and other complex litigation. She also has experience in family law.
In law school, Catherine was actively involved in student leadership, serving as president of the Asian Pacific American Law Student Association and Dean’s Walking Club while also holding positions with the Student Board of Governors, Board of Advocates, Graduate Student Senate, and the American Constitution Society. She distinguished herself in advocacy through moot court and mock trial, earning induction into the Oklahoma Order of Solicitors and the David Swank Professionalism Award.
Catherine recently completed the Kolodny Trial Skills Course, where she gained knowledge and experience working with experts in business valuation and child custody. She holds membership with the National American Pacific American Bar Association and Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC).
Catherine is admitted to practice in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, and the Osage Nation.
