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I’m Gianna Della Sera. I graduated from UNT Dallas College of Law in 2022 and received my Texas law license in October 2022. I have been admitted in the Northern District of Texas. In December 2024, I received my law license for Washington State. For undergraduate studies, I first graduated from Dallas College (formerly Richland College) in 2011 with my associate’s degree. After that, I graduated in 2014 from Southern Methodist University with my bachelor’s degree.
I am a passionate and disciplined legal advocate who loves helping people navigate the complexities of immigration law. I bring a creative and keen eye for detail in my work with a unique blend of analytical and creative skills. Beyond the legal field, I am also a published makeup artist and avid reader, which showcases my commitment to precision and creativity both in my personal and professional life. I enjoy serving my community by giving back where I can, whether that is through the legal system or through makeup artistry.
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