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💎 Legal Interns – Summer 2026: Intake, Evidence, and Multi-State Jurisdiction
This group focuses on the early stages of federal trucking accident and tort‑injury litigation, including intake evaluation, evidence preservation, and analysis of multi-state jurisdictional issues in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Mexico.
🔹 Elizabeth Conley
American University
Washington College of Law (J.D. Candidate)
Develops structured intake frameworks for federal trucking accident and tort-injury cases, including case evaluation, documentation requirements, and workflow systems.
🔹 Allison Guenther
American University
Washington College of Law (J.D. Candidate)
Works on evidence preservation and spoliation in federal trucking accident and tort-injury cases, with a focus on Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSA) and litigation-ready evidentiary frameworks.
🔹 Carter Hurley
American University
Washington College of Law (J.D. Candidate)
Conducts research on multi-state trucking accident litigation in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Mexico, including analysis of FMCSA regulations and jurisdictional issues in interstate cases.
💎 Legal Interns – Summer 2026: Claims Development and Federal Liability Analysis
This group focuses on development and analysis of federal claims involving trucking accidents, environmental and hazardous materials exposure, and tort-injury cases, including regulatory frameworks under FMCSA and liability under the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA).
🔹 W. Grant O’Neal
American University
Washington College of Law (J.D. Candidate)
Researches federal claims involving private motor carriers and governmental entities, including trucking accidents, environmental exposure, and Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) issues in interstate litigation.
🔹 Kaamyar Montazami
American University
Washington College of Law (J.D. Candidate)
Analyzes federal trucking accident and tort-injury claims, including regulatory issues under FMCSA and matters involving environmental and hazardous materials exposure in a cross-border litigation context.
🔹 Elizabeth Johns
American University
Washington College of Law (J.D. Candidate)
Researches federal claims involving trucking accidents, tort-injury, and environmental exposure, including analysis of FMCSA and how criminal liability concepts may inform civil litigation strategy.
💎 Legal Interns – Summer 2026: Demand Strategy, Settlement, and Pleadings Development
This group focuses on demand and settlement strategy in trucking accident and tort-injury cases, as well as development of structured pleadings resources based on federal litigation patterns in the U.S. District of New Mexico.
🔹 Madeleine Zoeller
American University
Washington College of Law (J.D. Candidate)
Develops demand and settlement frameworks for federal trucking accident and tort-injury cases, including analysis of FMCSA violations and their impact on liability and settlement value.
🔹 Zena Sawaged
American University
Washington College of Law (J.D. Candidate)
Supports development of a federal pleadings bank through analysis of filing patterns in trucking accident, environmental exposure, and federal tort-injury cases in the District of New Mexico.
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