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Carmen Reyes-Wolfe, J.D.

Carmen Reyes-Wolfe, J.D.

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Carmen Reyes-Wolfe began her career at Thomson Reuters writing for Abogado.com, where she authored hundreds of articles on various legal topics for American Spanish speakers. She currently helps law firms around the country as a marketer for FindLaw.

 

In addition to her extensive writing experience, she is a Certified Mediator and Conflict Resolution Specialist, presenter, and speaker. She has presented at various forums including American MENSA Annual Gathering, the Pennsylvania Council of Mediators in Harrisburg and has taught Alternative Dispute Resolution at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez in Chile, South America.

 

She is fully bilingual in English and Spanish. In her free time, she enjoys learning and has taken courses at the University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge and the Yale School of Management. She also enjoys traveling and visiting her family in various parts of the world. She is a graduate of the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law.

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