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Portia has had multiple prestigious internships to develop her legal expertise in a variety of practice areas. She interned at Bourlon & Davis PA, a family and criminal law firm in Durham, North Carolina. She had the privilege of clerking in Washington, DC for the Honorable Federal Magistrate Judge Deborah A Robinson. During the academic year, she served as a graduate research assistant and an extern for Cheshire Comedy Publishing.

Law school infused a passion for assisting small business owners. Portia focused her coursework on achieving a deeper understanding of the business operations and transactions. She has extensive education and training in employment law, intellectual property law, and business and commercial law. She represented Durham business owners as an active participant in the Small Business & Community Development Clinic. She was an influential member of the Intellectual Property Society, the Trademark Moot Court Board, the BLSA Trial Team, and the Sports & Entertainment Law Society, with each activity fine-tuning her small business advocacy skills.

Upon her admission to State Bar of Texas, Portia became a certified attorney-mediator. Portia has contracted with a team of skilled mediators, with a variety of experience and expertise, to offer co-mediation sessions to help clients seeking alternative dispute resolution. Portia also serves as a parent attorney for Centex Child Protection Court. Because of her continued commitment to legal education, training and activism, she is a member of the Texas Bar College, and a member of the Bell County Bar Association.

Staying true to her passions, Portia started her own small practice in the Atlanta area where she focused her practice in small business, criminal law and entertainment law. She has had the opportunity to represent a variety of small business owners from art galleries, photographers, medical doctors, publishers, cleaning companies, producers and entertainers.