As a seasoned HR Coordinator with experience in Customer Service, Human Resources, and Staff Training, Ms.Troy also identifies talented professionals whose advocacy for employees and consumers stand out. She helps the team uphold justice through hard work, strategic planning, and deep-felt empathy for Troy Law clients.

Ms. Troy holds her J.D., cum laude, from Fordham University School of Law, where she was a Pro Bono Scholar, Archibald Murray Public Interest magna cum laude awardee, and Ruth Whitehead Whaley Scholar. She holds her MFA in Creative Writing with a specialization in Literary Translation and Poetry and a BA, magna cum laude, in economics and in creative writing with honors from Columbia University, where she was a Undergraduate Creative Writing Chair’s Fellow, School of Professional Studies Pre-College Instructor, Core Scholar, Louis Sudler Prize in the Arts recipient, Word for Word travel grantee, and “by far most nominated” Phi Beta Kappa inductee of her graduating class. She graduated from Stuyvesant High School and studied Chinese literature and humanities at the Tzu Chi Academy, where she graduated as a valedictorian.

Ms. Troy is a New York State Unified Court System-certified interpreter in Mandarin Chinese and has interpreted for federal and state court conferences and hearings. She is fluent in Spanish. Her work in translation has been published in peer-reviewed journals, anthologized by Columbia University Press and Trinity University Press, and supported by the 4W International Women Collective Translation Project at the University of Wisconsin and Universidad Diego Portales in Santiago, Chile. She was selected to served as the Gregg Barrios Book in Translation Prize Shortlist committee member by the National Books Critics Circle.