Amanda Ullrich is a fierce advocate for justice, with a career built on challenging systemic misconduct and fighting for vulnerable populations. After starting her career in personal injury law, Amanda turned her focus to public defense, where she quickly distinguished herself through aggressive advocacy. She made a name for herself challenging the Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF), including her pivotal role in the landmark Washington Supreme Court case, In re L.C.S., which addressed the limits of emergency authority. 

Amanda's advocacy also includes extensive pro bono work, including representing immigrant youth seeking asylum and Special Immigrant Juvenile Status. Her career is marked by her relentless drive to protect the rights of marginalized individuals, often stepping in to help those who lack resources or representation. Amanda earned her J.D. from the University of San Diego School of Law, where she won top honors in mock trial competitions before dedicating herself to public defense and advocacy for at-risk populations.