Amalis is a general litigation associate with a particular interest in environmental law. She first gained valuable experience with the firm as a summer associate, where she conducted legal research, drafted pleadings and motions, and prepared memoranda on a variety of litigation and environmental law matters.
Amalis graduated magna cum laude from Temple University Beasley School of Law, where she served as a staff editor and articles editor for the Temple Law Review. During law school, Amalis gained additional experience as a judicial intern to the Honorable Theodore McKee of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, where she drafted precedential and nonprecedential judicial opinions involving employment retaliation and federal sentencing guidelines.
Amalis graduated summa cum laude from The George Washington University where she earned her master’s degree in health policy and her bachelor’s degree in public health and sociology. Dedicated to volunteer work, Amalis has assisted low-income clients with name change petitions and individuals seeking asylum in the United States.
Amalis is a native Spanish speaker.