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San Antonio OFFICE
PALOMA PÉREZ
Associate
Phone: (210) 979-6633 | 
Fax: (210) 979-7024 | 
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“I am a firm believer that we can make communities, and even the world, a better place if we prioritize the needs of our children and the educational institutions that nurture their interests, passions, and curiosities.”
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Texas A&M University School of Law (2022)
   -Student Ambassador
   -President, Longhorn Law Student

    Association
   -Student Liaison, Latinx Law

    Student Association
   -Clinic Student, Entrepreneurship

    Law Clinic
University of Texas at Austin (2017)
   -Vice President, Minority Women

    Pursuing Law
   -Hearing Officer, Student Conduct

    Board
   -Undergraduate Intern, School of

    Law’s Immigration Clinic

 

 

licensing & court admissions

Licensed in the State of Texas

MEMBERSHIP

State Bar of Texas, School Law Section
State Bar of Texas, Construction Law
Texas Council of School Attorneys
Texas Association of School Business Officials

Paloma Pérez was born and raised in Mission, Texas, a border town located in the Rio Grande Valley. As a child of immigrants who did not speak English nor had a post-secondary education, Paloma’s parents encouraged her to lean into her studies and rely on her school’s resources to achieve her goals. It was through passion, perseverance, the sacrifices of her family, and the support of many of her instructors that she succeeded in becoming the first attorney in her family.

 

Paloma graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a B.A. in Government, a minor in Rhetoric and Writing, and a certificate from the McCombs School of Business in Business and Public Policy. While at UT, Paloma served as the Vice President of Minority Women Pursuing Law. Paloma earned her law degree from Texas A&M University School of Law with a concentration in Business Law. There, Paloma served as the Student Liaison on the Latinx Law Student Association. During law school, Paloma interned for two federal judges, in-house counsel of an international, Nasdaq-traded, company and an insurance defense law-firm.

 

Paloma focuses her legal practice on the representation of school districts in the areas of facilities, business, construction and real estate.

For further information about the law firm: contact Diana Stangl at 512-454-6864 at the firm's principal office in Austin, Texas