Carley Fisher studied economics in undergrad at the University of South Florida. After spending a semester in Germany studying intercultural communications and business, Carley turned to the pursuit of law and received her Juris Doctorate from Wake Forest University Law School in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. As a law student, Carley received recognition as a member of a 1L trial team, as a board member of the tech-focused Legal Hackers club, and as a member of Awaken, a creative journal focused on contemporary bioethics. Carley has a strong desire to advocate for those in need, and after admittance to the State Bar of Texas Carley joined a high-volume personal injury law firm in Austin, Texas where she successfully worked on a variety of cases such as motor vehicle crashes, commercial vehicle collisions, premises liability, dog bites and wrongful death. Carley believes in zealously advocating for her clients against corporate interests and understands that open communication is a key to success. In her free time, Carley enjoys writing, the arts, studying the latest tech trends, and hiking.