Claudia manages LawHelp Interactive, an award-winning document assembly platform and training program at Pro Bono Net. Claudia has been working on access to justice through technology for 15 years, starting at Bay Area Legal Aid in Oakland, California, to design and create the Legal Advice Line. Claudia has been an innovator for 21 years, starting the lawyer of the day project in eviction court in San Francisco and the Language Access Project at Community Legal Services in Philadelphia. Claudia helped draft the LEP Court Standards approved by the ABA. Claudia served on the working group that released the Best Practices on E-filing for SRLs published by LSC. Claudia reviews articles for the NCSC Future Trends in State Courts Journal. She is a member of the Washington State ATJ Commission Technology group and guest blogs with Pro Bono Net’s Connecting Justice Communities blog. Her work on online forms was highlighted by the New York Times in 2016. In 2018, Claudia was recognized in the fastcase50. Claudia started her legal career as a Skadden Fellow in Philadelphia. She has three degrees from UC Berkeley, and her law degree is from the University of Pennsylvania Law School. She is an immigrant and resides in Eastern Washington and Columbia, Maryland.