I am Legenju Vitalis, a legal practitioner from the Republic of Cameroon. I hold a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Boya, Cameroon, and a Barista Law certificate from the Gambian Law School. Following my completion of the Barista Law program, I was duly called to the Gambian Bar. And after being called to the Gambian Bar, having graduated top of my class, I was employed by the Gambian Civil Service as a State Counsel, working at the Attorney General's Chambers and Ministry of Justice, where after which I returned to Cameroon, where I practiced as a private legal practitioner with the Center for Human Rights and Democracy in Africa. I have been able to work in diverse backgrounds and with different persons and different cultures, and I feel that my professional training and my academic background is a good fit for a position at the Lawrence Law Office. When I migrated to the United States for family reunion, I have worked with Immigration Relief Aid and Tangloba Incorporation, where as a legal assistant and paralegal and legal researcher, where I was able to familiarize myself with the American laws, and I used diverse softwares and immigration systems to be able to understand the system. I have been able to coordinate meetings, manage calendars, and I'm proficient with the use of various tools which are necessary for the running of a law office. I feel that my background as a trained lawyer from Africa, having worked in various countries in different legal capacities, I'm excited by the prospect of bringing this unique international experience into the Lawrence Law Office, which will also offer me an opportunity to be able to learn new things, and of course to acquaint myself effectively with the American legal system. I am committed to continuous learning and growing professionally to provide the highest quality. I am able to work under tight pressure and work under tight deadlines.