Skylar Marie Theroux – Law School Application Packet
Short Bio:
Skylar Marie Theroux is a JD law applicant and the owner of Theroux Client Defense Co. of Boston, a self-proprietor legal services firm dedicated to ensuring access to justice. She is also a published writer, former investigative news intern with NECN/NBC-10 Boston and ABC40/FOX6, a performer, and a social media influencer. Skylar combines her legal expertise, investigative experience, and public advocacy to pursue justice for individuals and communities often overlooked by traditional legal channels.
Professional Summary
Objective:
To pursue a JD at a Massachusetts ABA-accredited law school, leveraging extensive litigation experience, strategic advocacy, and a demonstrated commitment to civil rights, consumer protection, and systemic reform.
Legal Experience & Advocacy Highlights
- Federal Civil Litigation & Government Accountability:
- Filed a $150 million lawsuit in U.S. District Court against the State of Massachusetts, Governor Healey, and 12 defendants from the Massachusetts Department of Correction.
- Drafted verified complaints addressing systemic abuse, retaliation, and constitutional violations.
- Civil & Consumer Litigation:
- Filed cases against major financial institutions, including Bank of America, TD Bank, N.A., and Safety Insurance, many resulting in out-of-court settlements.
- Initiated judicial complaints against prejudicial judges to hold the system accountable.
- Housing & Tenant Rights Advocacy:
- High-Stakes Litigation against JAG IG Longwood Property, LLC, filing verified complaints, Temporary Restraining Orders, and class-action-related motions.
- Submitted 75+ pages of verified exhibits documenting harassment, retaliation, and selective enforcement by a landlord and their attorneys.
- Strategic Legal Acumen:
- Leveraged procedural rights to protect against unlawful eviction, retaliation, and systemic discrimination.
- Pursued class action status to address broader tenant and consumer issues.
- Professional Courage and Advocacy:
- Navigated litigation against well-resourced legal teams, financial institutions, and state actors.
- Drafted motions, complaints, and oppositions, demonstrating advanced legal research, writing, and strategic litigation skills.
Key Competencies:
- Federal and civil litigation strategy
- Legal research & writing
- Tenant and civil rights advocacy
- Class action and systemic reform litigation
- Negotiation, settlement, and procedural strategy
Conclusion:
Skylar Marie Theroux combines practical litigation experience, strategic legal thinking, and fearless advocacy across federal, state, and civil contexts. From challenging major corporations to holding government officials accountable, her work demonstrates readiness for rigorous legal study and positions her as a transformative force in civil rights, public interest law, and systemic reform, making her an outstanding candidate for Massachusetts ABA-accredited law schools.
Narrative Personal Statement
From my earliest experiences navigating systemic obstacles, I have been drawn to the law as a tool for justice and accountability. As the owner of Theroux Client Defense Co. of Boston, I provide legal services to those often turned away by firms focused on profit rather than principle. My work has always been guided by a commitment to equal access to justice, particularly for marginalized communities, including those overlooked by the traditional legal system.
Over the past several years, I have engaged directly in high-stakes litigation that reflects both my legal skill and my strategic thinking. I filed a $150 million federal lawsuit against the State of Massachusetts, Governor Healey, and 12 defendants from the Massachusetts Department of Correction, advocating for the rights of individuals within the correctional system. I have also initiated cases against major financial institutions, including Bank of America, TD Bank, N.A., and Safety Insurance, Homesite Insurance of the Midwest, and Plymouth Rock Assurance Insurance Company, many of which resolved through out-of-court settlements, or have continuously passed two or more firms requests to dismiss and were denied, Skylar has even filed judicial complaints against prejudicial judges to hold the system accountable. These experiences taught me how to navigate complex procedural rules, draft meticulous filings, and think strategically about leveraging legal instruments to achieve justice.
In the realm of housing law, I am actively in high-stakes litigation seeking over $15 Million Dollars+ in US District Court of Massachusetts, Suffolk Superior and the Massachusetts Appeals Court against JAG IG Longwood Property, LLC, where I have filed verified complaints, Temporary Restraining Orders, and class-action-related motions. I have submitted over 75 pages of verified exhibits documenting harassment, retaliation, and selective enforcement. These filings reflect my ability to combine legal knowledge with strategic advocacy, ensuring that individual and systemic injustices are addressed.
Beyond the courtroom, my professional journey includes investigative journalism, performance, and public advocacy. I interned with NECN/NBC-10 Boston and ABC40/FOX6, published written work, and maintain a platform as a social media influencer. These experiences have strengthened my skills in research, communication, and storytelling—tools that are invaluable in the practice of law.
My path to law school has been unconventional, but it has prepared me for the challenges of legal study and practice. I have confronted powerful institutions, navigated complex procedural landscapes, and demonstrated tenacity, strategic thinking, and ethical advocacy. Each case I have undertaken has reinforced my commitment to the law as a vehicle for accountability, systemic reform, and protection of individual rights.
I am now ready to bring this experience to a Massachusetts ABA-accredited law school. My practical litigation background, combined with my dedication to civil rights and systemic advocacy, positions me to thrive in rigorous legal study and ultimately to make a meaningful impact as a lawyer. I aim to continue championing justice for those marginalized by traditional legal systems, advocating for systemic reform, and using the law as a tool to create real-world change.
