Born in Cuba and raised in Miami, attorney Jesus La Rosa began his career at the University of Iowa, College of Law, where he earned a full-tuition scholarship. While at Iowa Law, he distinguished himself through academic excellence and legal writing, earning the Dean’s Award for Academic Excellence in Legal Analysis, Writing and Research, and serving as Associate Editor for the school’s journal on Transnational Law and Contemporary Problems. 

After early exposure to immigration law during law school, Mr. La Rosa expanded his practice into corporate and commercial litigation, where he has developed extensive experience representing businesses of all sizes. He regularly advises and advocates for small and midsize companies, while also litigating complex disputes against major publicly traded corporations. His litigation experience spans business owner disputes, shareholder conflicts, banking and private equity matters, and allegations of fraud. 

Known for being solutions-driven and fearless in addressing high-stakes challenges, Mr. La Rosa approaches every case with the determination to secure meaningful results for his clients. In addition to his litigation practice, he remains passionate about helping entrepreneurs and business owners with entity formation, tax planning, and strategic business guidance.

Gianina Salman is a client-focused attorney with over a decade of experience in litigation, dispute resolution, and insurance defense. Born and raised in Miami to Cuban parents, Gianina knew early on that she wanted to be an attorney. From mediating playground disputes as a child to building and guiding legal teams, she has always been driven by a passion for fairness and resolution.

Her career has spanned diverse areas of law, including criminal defense, personal injury protection, and first-party property litigation. She has successfully managed high-volume caseloads, overseen teams of attorneys, and grown entire practice divisions from the ground up.

Most recently, Gianina founded her own mediation practice, where she has resolved 100% of her cases to date. As both a litigator and mediator, she understands what clients, attorneys, and opposing parties need to move cases forward efficiently and effectively.

Bilingual in English and Spanish, with additional training in Italian and French, Gianina brings a global perspective and strong communication skills to every case. Known as a team player and mentor, she is committed to guiding younger attorneys, supporting staff, and ensuring that clients feel heard and well-represented.

When she’s not advocating for clients, Gianina enjoys time with her family, including her three young children, and values the balance between professional excellence and personal fulfillment.

Cindy Llanes is an attorney with a strong background in political science, international relations, and law, which she now applies to a broad practice in probate, family law, business disputes, and civil litigation. Cindy earned a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science with a minor in International Relations from Florida International University and went on to earn her J.D. from St. Thomas University School of Law. While in law school, she explored both immigration and tax law, earning the Outstanding Clinical Team Award from the Clinical Legal Education Association (CLEA) for her dedication and client advocacy in immigration matters. In her final year, she expanded her focus to tax law, building a diverse foundation for her future practice. 

Today, Cindy is a practicing attorney at La Rosa Law, where she represents clients in probate, family law, business disputes, and civil litigation. She has handled matters involving writs of garnishment, guardianship proceedings, federal court litigation, and contract disputes. Her practice emphasizes strategic advocacy and effective resolution of client matters across different areas of law. 

Cindy draws on her diverse legal training to provide clients with thorough and practical representation, whether navigating family law disputes, litigating business conflicts, or addressing issues in probate and guardianship proceedings.

Melissa Corrales is the Lead Law Clerk at La Rosa Law, where she helps manage cases and works with a team of law clerks. She has over four years of experience as a legal assistant, primarily in first-party litigation, and continues to build on that foundation in her current role.

Melissa earned her Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy with a minor in Political Science from Florida International University, graduating summa cum laude. She is now in her second year at St. Thomas University School of Law, where she is in the top 10% of her class and serves as an Academic Success Program Fellow, mentoring incoming students as they adjust to law school.

She has a particular interest in business litigation, construction law, and real estate, and values the opportunity to gain practical experience in these areas.

Bilingual in English and Spanish, Melissa enjoys working with clients from different backgrounds and contributing to the firm’s client-focused approach.

Outside of work, she spends her time reading, traveling, and being with family. Growing up in Miami with Cuban roots has given her a strong sense of community and culture that she carries into her professional life.

Manjit Singh is an accomplished Senior Paralegal with more than a decade of experience providing high-level litigation support across a wide range of legal areas. Throughout her career, Manjit has successfully managed complex caseloads from inception through resolution, including discovery, motion practice, trial preparation, and settlement negotiations. Her proven track record in supporting attorneys in high-volume environments spans personal injury, PIP, contract disputes, family law, real estate, and first-party property claims.

Well-versed in the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure and experienced in handling federal cases, Manjit is also highly skilled in electronic filings through PACER. She is recognized for her exceptional organizational skills, meticulous attention to detail, and mastery of Florida’s electronic court systems. These strengths allow her to streamline workflows, maintain clear and consistent client communication, and support legal teams in achieving successful outcomes in dynamic litigation settings.

Beyond her technical expertise, Manjit is known as a dependable and resourceful professional who approaches each case with diligence and precision. Her dedication to excellence and her ability to adapt to the challenges of complex litigation make her an invaluable member of our firm and a trusted partner in the pursuit of justice.»

Daniel Romeu serves as the Legal Operations Specialist at La Rosa Law, where he is the driving force behind the firm’s seamless day-to-day operations. With a degree in Psychology from Florida International University, he combines analytical insight with exceptional organizational skills to keep the practice running at its best.

From coordinating complex schedules and managing critical documents to streamlining logistics and supporting both attorneys and clients, Daniel ensures that every detail is handled with precision. His client-first approach and dedication to efficiency allow the legal team to stay focused on what matters most—delivering outstanding results.

Behind the scenes, Daniel is the steady hand that keeps the firm moving forward, making him an indispensable part of the La Rosa Law team.

Beyond the office, Daniel brings his organizational skills and people-first mindset into unique experiences. He also works with major sporting events, providing black car service for Formula 1, ATP Tennis tournaments, and LIV Golf events across the U.S.—blending work with activities he enjoys most.

Languages: Fluent in English and Spanish; currently learning Portuguese.

Born in Havana, Cuba, and raised across Spain and Canada before settling in the United States, Evelyn Manresa brings an international lens to her legal training and a deep appreciation for innovation. A Juris Doctor candidate at the University of Kansas School of Law (Class of 2026), Evelyn is Patent Bar eligible and passionate about patent prosecution and litigation, where she hopes to merge her scientific acumen with her legal expertise to advance technology and intellectual property rights.

Before law school, Evelyn earned her Bachelor of Science in Natural Sciences and Psychology from Bethel College, where she emphasized Chemistry and minored in Neuroscience. During her undergraduate years, she served as a Chemistry Teaching Assistant and Captain of the Competitive Dance Team. Her unique combination of analytical precision and creative leadership continues to define her approach to law.

At KU Law, Evelyn serves on the Mock Trial Council Competitive Team. Her experience throughout law school also includes working as a Patent and Artificial Intelligence Research Assistant for Distinguished Professor Andrew Torrance. She is also a recipient of the CALI Excellence for the Future Award in Advanced Legal Research and the Pro Bono Distinction Award, reflecting both her academic achievement and her dedication to community service through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program.

Evelyn’s professional experience spans multiple areas of law, from working as a Litigation Paralegal at a litigation firm in the Kansas City area to supporting immigration matters at a Local Law Office, and most recently, clerking for a boutique patent firm in Delaware, where she focused on patent prosecution and litigation during part of Summer 2025. Her prior roles at both public and private institutions have strengthened her legal writing, statutory interpretation, and courtroom advocacy skills.

Outside the law, Evelyn is an avid reader of thrillers and mysteries, a fluent Spanish speaker, and a former competitive dancer, disciplines that mirror her drive for both precision and creativity.

Amy Diaz is the Client Intake Specialist at La Rosa Law, where she serves as the first point of contact for prospective clients and helps guide them through the firm’s intake and onboarding process. With a strong commitment to providing clear communication and compassionate support, she ensures that every client begins their legal journey with confidence and clarity.

Amy earned her Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Florida International University, graduating cum laude. She also received her Paralegal Certificate from FIU College of Law, further strengthening her foundation in legal research, procedural knowledge, and client-centered service. In addition, Amy is a certified mediator, a role that has refined her ability to listen, problem-solve, and help individuals navigate conflict with professionalism and empathy.

At La Rosa Law, Amy plays a key role in assessing new matters, coordinating with attorneys, and ensuring that clients receive the attention and guidance they need from the moment they reach out. She has a particular interest in dispute resolution and family law, and she aspires to attend law school and become an attorney, valuing the opportunity to learn firsthand from the legal professionals she works with daily.

Bilingual in English and Spanish, Amy is dedicated to making the firm accessible to clients from diverse backgrounds and takes pride in contributing to the welcoming and client focused environment at La Rosa Law.

Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with family, exploring new places, and continuing her professional development as she prepares for the next steps in her legal career.