Overview
Victoria Pantin is the Firm's Paralegal. As a single mother, Victoria went to school at night and on weekends, subsequently graduating with honors and as a member of the Lambda Epsilon Chi Honor Society. She takes great pride in developing a comfortable and professional relationship with the Firm's clients.
Victoria has significant experience providing litigation support in a variety of commercial litigation matters in federal and state court, as well as white collar investigations, FINRA, AAA, and alternate dispute resolution matters.
Prior to joining Fridman Fels & Soto, Victoria was employed as a legal assistant, and later a paralegal at Baker & McKenzie, and other law firms in Miami.
Victoria assists attorneys in preparing for hearings, depositions, and trials, and also manages and organizes client files, prepares draft correspondence, motions, orders, and discovery.
Experience
Latin America & Cross-Border
- Oro Negro bondholders Section 1782 discovery
Represent Oro Negro bondholders in an active cross-border effort to trace at least $27 million diverted from special purpose vehicles that held bonds tied to Pemex oil drilling rigs off the coast of Mexico, using 28 U.S.C. Section 1782 to compel discovery in the United States, including discovery sought from opposing counsel Quinn Emanuel over roughly $8 million traceable to client accounts.
