Jacqueline Carranza is an employment discrimination attorney focusing on Title VII, the ADA, and New York State and City Human Rights Laws. A member of NELA and the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, she brings significant experience in plaintiff-side litigation, EEOC mediations, and courtroom advocacy. A native New Yorker, fluent in Spanish and the daughter of immigrant parents, she is a dedicated advocate for individuals facing workplace discrimination, sexual harassment, and retaliation.
Jacqueline's Professional Journey
Law School Internship Interned with the Long Island Hispanic Association during law school.
Externship Externed for the Honorable Linda K. Mejias at the New York State Court of Claims.
Merit Scholarship Recognized with a merit scholarship for her commitment to the legal field.
LI Hispanic Association Scholarships Awarded two consecutive scholarships in 2020 and 2021.
Faculty Recognition Award Received for Academic Excellence in Civil Dispute Resolution and Procedure II.
Language Fluency Fluent in Spanish, broadening her ability to assist diverse clients.