معرفی
Maegan Zamora serves as an Adjunct Professor of Academic Success at St. Thomas University College of Law while maintaining an active civil litigation practice at the Law Offices of Armando G. Hernandez, specializing in personal injury, insurance disputes, and commercial litigation.
Education:
- B.S. in Criminology, Florida State University (2019)
- J.D., St. Thomas University College of Law (2024)
Research and Professional Focus: Professor Zamora's work centers on legal pedagogy and academic success methodologies for law students, complemented by specialized advocacy in animal law. Her professional practice demonstrates deep engagement with civil justice systems through high-stakes litigation across personal injury, insurance defense, and commercial conflict resolution. The 2023 National Chapter of the Year award for the Animal Legal Defense Fund (ALDF) under her student leadership evidences her pioneering approach to niche legal advocacy.
Academic Leadership: As faculty advisor for STU Law's ALDF chapter, she cultivates student engagement in animal welfare litigation while mentoring future attorneys through rigorous academic coaching. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes developing both technical legal competencies and psychological resilience for courtroom practice.
Professional Communities: Professor Zamora maintains dual affiliations with the academic legal community through STU Law and the practicing bar via Hernandez's litigation firm, actively bridging theoretical education with real-world litigation challenges.
