Appeals for the First Circuit in the case of Igartúa De La Rosa v. United States of America. He has also appeared before Puerto Rico's Supreme Court, as well as its Court of Appeals. In 2005 he was appointed jointly by Senate of Puerto Rico President Kenneth McClintock and Puerto Rico House of Representatives Speaker José Aponte as Director of the Office of Legislative Services of Puerto Rico.the local legislative equivalent of the United States Congress' Congressional Research Service with a staff of about 120 and a budget of $10 million. During his tenure, he streamlined the staff, expanded the Office's Tomás Bonilla Legislative Library, including access to the blind and the physically handicapped, operated a 100-intern Summer program three years in a row, and turned budget surpluses during four consecutive fiscal years. In early 2013, the Puerto Rico Supreme Court in Domenech Fernández v. Integration Corporate Services, et al ruled unanimously in his favor in a case arising from a shareholders' dispute within the firm for which he had previously worked. In the Supreme Court's Opinion, in which the Court for the first time interprets Puerto Rico's 2009 Corporations Law, it ruled that whenever fraud or irregularities are alleged in the keeping of a corporation's records, as Domenech alleged, evidence extraneous to the corporate records will be admitted. Since 2010, he founded and has led a bipartisan government affairs firm in Puerto Rico, Politank*, which hired Puerto Rico's former Secretary of State and Senate President Kenneth McClintock and Guillermo San Antonio-Acha, former Legal Counsel to the Governor during Governor Aníbal Acevedo Vilá's administration and who served from late 2014 until early 2017 as the Popular Democratic Party of Puerto Rico (PPD) Electoral Commissioner. He has managed three (3) successful presidential campaigns within the Puerto Rico Physicians Association, the statutorily-created organization to which the islands' approximately 11,000 physicians mandatorily belong, to elect in 2014, reelect in 2016, and again reelect in 2018 the organization's current president, Dr. Víctor Ramos. The reelection of Ramos on April 10, 2016 resulted in a majority of 71.6% in a three-way race. The third re-election of Dr. Ramos, led by Domenech, took place on April 22, 2018, by another comfortable margin of 67% of all the votes cast. It was an even more historical feat than his two prior victories led by Domenech, because in the 25 years of the Colegio Médico's existence, no one