Valerie Orellana Appointed to Hispanic National Bar Association Leadership Positions
October 27, 2026
Valerie Orellana, an IP litigation associate in Foley Hoag’s Life Sciences Industry Group, has been appointed Deputy Region 1 Governor of the Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA), and as Region 1 Representative of HNBA’s Young Lawyers Division.
As Deputy Region 1 Governor, Orellana will work with attorneys across New England to execute organizational programming including education and networking opportunities, and mentorship programs for attorneys at all points in their careers.
HNBA’s Young Lawyers Division supports young attorneys by fostering community engagement and addressing the needs of newly admitted attorneys. As Region 1 Representative, Orellana will partner with HNBA leaders nationwide to ensure young attorneys have the necessary resources for career advancement and long-term success.
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