About Daria Brovenko

Ms. Brovenko, born in Ukraine, holds three Associates’ Degrees in Communication Studies (2015), Criminal Justice (2018), and Paralegal Studies (2018) from Montgomery College, MD, and a Bachelor’s Degree in Administration of Justice from the University of the District of Columbia (2019).

Prior to joining Antonoplos and Associates, Ms. Brovenko worked in the legal field as a law clerk at the State’s Attorney’s Office for Montgomery County, MD (spring of 2018) and interned for the Honorable Judge Eric J. Nee at the District Court for Montgomery County, MD (summers of 2018 and 2019). Throughout these experiences, she gained a profound comprehension of the structure of criminal and civil proceedings, state laws, and local rules. In addition, Ms. Brovenko conducted legal research, reviewed legal memoranda, affidavits, garnishments, expungements, and other legal documents, and aided with analysis and preparation of paper and electronic discovery for court hearings and trials. Noteworthy, upon completion of her internship at the State`s Attorney`s Office for Montgomery County, Ms. Brovenko was awarded with the Certificate of Appreciation in recognition of her dedication and contribution of productive service with the Special Prosecutions Division of the Office.

At her leisure, Ms. Brovenko enjoys outdoor activities, exercising, running, reading, learning languages, and watching movies. She ran the following marathons: “Run For Life 10K” (in 2015 and 2016) and “Navy Force Half Marathon” (in 2016). Ms. Brovenko speaks Russian and Ukrainian fluently and has a limited proficiency in Spanish and German.

Ms. Brovenko has received the following academic awards during her college career:

• Dr. Harry Harden, Jr. Award for Academic Excellence granted by Montgomery College, MD (2014-2018)
• Dean’s List in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of the District of Columbia (2018)
• “Scholar of Hope” Award granted by the University of the District of Columbia (2019)
• Highest Honors List in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of the District of Columbia (2019).