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Mary Lyn T. Sanga
If there is one thing one must understand to succeed, Mary Sanga believes it is the value of hard work.
Mary received her Bachelor of Laws degree in April 2000 from the University of the Philippines. She attended the University’s evening program for working students while employed as a full-time systems analyst at a leading commercial bank. She passed the bar on her first try and was admitted to practice in May 2001.
Mary joined Follosco Morallos & Herce as an Associate Lawyer in October 2000. During her stint with the firm, she developed a well-rounded practice in business-related areas encompassing corporation, tax consultancy and appellate tax litigation, labor standards and relations, domestic and foreign investments, and contracts. Mary left her position as Senior Associate Lawyer in the firm in February 2006 to migrate to the U.S.
In May 2008, Mary was admitted to practice law in California after passing the bar on her first try. She worked as an Associate Lawyer and later on as a partner at Bander Law Firm, LLP until January 2010, practicing Immigration and boutique litigation. In March 2010, she established MTS Law, and has concentrated on Immigration.
As an immigrant herself, Mary understands the life-changing impact of a decision to move to another country. Hence, she serves her clients with the same persistence and determination that helped her rebuild her legal career in the U.S. She is ready to take on tough and challenging cases with the commitment to help her clients realize their American dream.
Mary is a member of the State Bar of California and Integrated Bar of the Philippines. She is also a member of the American Immigration Lawyers’ Association (AILA). She wrote the chapters for the Philippines in two international publications, Secured Transactions in International Practice (2003) and Security Over Immovables in Selected Jurisdictions (2005), published by Kluwer Law International under the auspices of the Center for International Legal Studies.
Driven to pursue greater challenges in her legal career, Mary co-founded Mid City Law Firm LLP, which is a spin-off of the personal injury practice area into a separate firm with Kaleb Liao as its lead attorney.
Mary is bilingual, with Tagalog as her native language.