Alma Quijada is an associate focusing on real estate and land use matters. Alma has extensive experience with real estate laws and regulations affecting private and public entities, resolving title issues arising from boundary and surveying disputes, defective trusts, and property inheritance disputes. Her experience also extends to municipal tax title matters and complex property transactions involving easements, licenses, and leases. She has years of experience litigating complicated real estate related cases in the Massachusetts Land Court.

While in law school, Alma interned with non-profit organizations providing legal services to low-income residents and was awarded a Consumer Law Public Service Fellowship.

Alma received her J.D. from Suffolk University Law School and her B.A. in Psychology and Philosophy from the University of Massachusetts Boston. Alma is admitted to practice in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.