Patricia Santana Nina is a Dominican attorney with more than 21 years of professional experience. She specializes in constitutional law, administrative law, judicial law, electoral law, and criminal procedure, with additional focus on gender issues and family law. She provides litigation, advisory, and consulting services to individuals and organizations, addressing complex regulatory and governance matters in the Dominican Republic.
She is recognized for her human rights advocacy and academic involvement, serving as a university professor at Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra (PUCMM) and contributing to strategic litigation that advances civil liberties and gender rights. Her work with human rights and gender issues has shaped public debates and legal reform in the Dominican Republic, and she maintains a visible profile through academic and policy engagements.
Her client service approach emphasizes clear communication, thorough case analysis, and practical, results-oriented counsel. Based in Santo Domingo, she combines rigorous legal analysis with accessible advice to help clients navigate complex constitutional, administrative, and family law matters.
