Jacob Sifuentes brings a strong foundation in legal research, motion and brief drafting, and precise legal citation to the Zwillinger Wulkan team.

Jacob is committed to providing thoughtful, detail-oriented support to attorneys and clients, helping ensure that complex legal matters are handled with care, clarity, and precision. With a strong foundation in legal research, drafting motions and memoranda, and reviewing case records, he takes pride in contributing meaningfully to each stage of the litigation process. His experience in both public-interest and private-practice settings reflects a dedication to effective advocacy and well-reasoned outcomes.

Jacob graduated from the University of Arizona where he earned a degree in Criminal Justice Studies with a minor in Public Relations. He began his law school journey at Case Western Reserve University School of Law before transferring to Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, where he serves as an Associate Editor of the Law Journal for Social Justice.

Experience

Before law school, Jacob worked as a Records Clerk at a personal injury firm, where he ensured the timely collection and organization of medical billing and records and supported active litigation files.  During law school, he served as a Summer Law Clerk and LEIF Fellow with the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles in the Housing and Communities Workgroup, where he researched tenant-rights issues, supported housing clinics, and assisted with advocacy efforts on behalf of tenants.