Irma Espino is an attorney with Wiggins Law Group. She graduated cum laude from the University of Miami School of Law and holds a B.A. degree in Economics from the University of Texas at Austin. While attending law school, Irma was a member of the Business Law Review, competed in Race Judicata, and received honors in the Litigation Skills/Trial Advocacy Program.

Irma's practice is tailored to the needs of hospitality clients, including obtaining alcoholic beverage licenses and defending constitutional rights in licensing and zoning disputes. Irma also helps business owners resolve business disputes.

Irma serves as Vice President of Communications for the Georgia Association For Women Lawyers (GAWL). She also participates in the Georgia Bar's Young Lawyers Division (Litigation Committee), and the Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. She has been a contributing writer to "Developments in Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice," American Bar Association (2007-2008), and she has written a number of articles for various organizations, for example: Alternative Billing Methods for GAWL; Seminar on the "Overview of Civil Liability in Georgia" at the Hispanic American Commission on Economic Development (HACED) (2008-2009); and Seminar on "Taking your Business Beyond the Billable Hour" at Women Doing Business in Atlanta Conference (2008).

Irma is admitted to practice law in all Georgia Courts (trial and appellate) and in the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, as well as the District Court for the Northern of Georgia.

Irma turns to outdoor activities and travel as her activities of choice, whenever the law practice permits.

Memberships:

Georgia Association For Women Lawyers

American Bar Association

Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Georgia Bar YLD