Mrs. Chan graduated from the University of Florida in 2004 and received her law degree from Nova Southeastern University, Shepard Broad Law Center in 2008. During law school, she was an Articles Editor for Nova Law Review and published an article in Nova Law Review in 2007.

Mrs. Chan also gave back both of her time and expertise by becoming a Teacher’s Assistant, where she taught citation skills to first-year law students and wrote several citations skill guides that are still being used today. Mrs. Chan found joy in teaching younger students. So much so, that during her last year in law school, she went off-campus to teach middle school students about various aspects of the law. She is also fluent in Chinese and takes pride in working with her community.

Mrs. Chan worked as a Summer Associate for Toral Garcia & Franz in 2007 where she conducted legal research, and drafted pleadings, discovery and memoranda. In May of 2008, Mrs. Chan joined the law firm as an associate.  As a result of helping her sister through a serious brain disorder, Mrs. Chan is dedicated to helping other people, and their families, who have suffered a traumatic brain injury.