Adamaris “Ada” Espinoza

Professional Experience

Adamaris is a passionate advocate for individuals harmed by negligence, bringing a unique blend of ethical insight, leadership skills, bilingual proficiency, and hands-on experience in client representation to George Salinas Injury Lawyers. Driven by a commitment to justice and supporting those facing adversity, she excels in managing caseloads, building strong client relationships, and ensuring their voices are heard.  In prior experience, she managed large dockets, navigating complex legal intersections across immigration, criminal, and family law. Her early work in personal injury settings, before becoming an accident attorney in San Antonio, further strengthened her foundation, communication, and supportive outreach for personal injury clients.

During and upon graduating from law school, she worked very closely with clients and high-volume caseloads in immigration law, honing transferable skills for personal injury advocacy, including legal research on statutes, case law, and policies, as well as delivering oral arguments in hearings. Adamaris has handled a variety of cases and is presently focusing on:

• Car accidents
• Truck Accidents
• Motorcycle accidents
• Slip and fall cases
• Wrongful death claims and more

Adamaris is fluent in Spanish, enabling her to effectively serve diverse clients in personal injury matters and build trust across communities. As the oldest of three children and her parents’ only daughter, she brings a strong sense of family responsibility and empathy to her work with injury victims. Her hobbies, such as hot yoga, Pilates, boxing, and gym workouts, highlight her disciplined, energetic, and active lifestyle, qualities that fuel her drive to fight tirelessly for clients’ recoveries.

Education

Adamaris graduated from St. Mary’s University School of Law and excelled academically as a Dean’s Scholarship recipient.  Her leadership includes serving as Treasurer of the Lawtina Network, Student Representative for BARBRI Bar Prep, and Member of the Hispanic Law Student Association, and First-Generation Professionals. In undergrad, she graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in University Studies: Society, Ethics and Law, with Double Minors in Philosophy & Leadership from Texas A&M University, College Station.