Dávylla Menezes Bezerra is an Administrative Assistant at Brooks Law, where she plays a key role in supporting daily office operations and keeping internal processes running smoothly. Her responsibilities include organizing documents, assisting clients, and ensuring clear communication across teams—work that helps create an efficient, well-coordinated environment for both staff and clients.

What Dávylla enjoys most about working at Brooks Law is the strong sense of organization and open communication within the firm. She values being part of a team where collaboration is encouraged and where everyone works together to provide thoughtful, reliable support to clients. Having the opportunity to help both clients and colleagues is what makes her role especially meaningful.

Dávylla was drawn to administrative work because it allows her to combine her strengths in communication, organization, and problem-solving. She has always enjoyed working with people, and her role gives her the chance to do so in a practical, impactful way—anticipating needs, streamlining workflows, and helping the team operate more effectively.

One professional strength Dávylla is particularly proud of is her ability to adapt quickly to new environments. She takes pride in organizing systems and workflows that make daily routines easier and more efficient for everyone involved.

Her guiding principle is reflected in the quote:

“Decisions determine destiny.” — Thomas S. Monson

A reminder she carries with her when approaching both professional responsibilities and personal growth.

Outside of work, Dávylla enjoys spending time with friends and her husband—whether playing games together or staying active through volleyball. Colleagues may be surprised to learn just how outgoing she is, as she easily builds connections and friendships wherever she goes.

Dávylla approaches client relationships with empathy, professionalism, and clear communication. Her goal is always to make clients feel supported, understood, and comfortable asking questions. The advice she wishes more people followed is simple but powerful: ask questions and seek help early—doing so can make the legal process far smoother and far less stressful.