Nellie Azimzadeh is an Associate Attorney at the firm, known for her dedication to the law and passion for helping people. She delivers thorough and effective legal representation by understanding her clients’ needs and the intricacies of their situations. With her creative problem-solving skills, strong interpersonal abilities, and fluency in both Persian and English, Nellie is a reliable advocate for a diverse range of clients.
Recognized for her legal expertise in spearheading cases, negotiating, and mediating for favorable outcomes, Nellie excels in handling high-pressure situations with composure. Her innovative approach to legal challenges makes her a standout attorney in her field.
Experience:
Since 2015, Nellie has been practicing law starting in family law. She has successfully represented clients in a variety of family law matters, including pre- and post-judgment custody, child support, and divorce. During her legal education, Nellie served as a judicial clerk to the Honorable Judge Christine Byrd at the Los Angeles Superior Court, where she gained invaluable experience working closely with the judge for over a year.
More recently, Nellie has specialized in contracts and business law, working with the Small Business Administration (SBA), a federal government agency. In this role, she provided legal analysis and interpretation of disaster loan programs, regulations, and policies. She played a key role in the SBA’s pandemic EIDL loan projects, ensuring compliance with contract requirements and addressing complex legal issues related to business operations and contract compliance. This experience has given her valuable insights into the legal challenges businesses face, enhancing her ability to provide effective counsel in employment and business law.
During her undergraduate studies at UCLA, Nellie also obtained a certificate in Alternative Dispute Resolution, further strengthening her skills in negotiation and mediation.
Outside of her professional life, Nellie loves spending time with her family, traveling, reading, and exploring her passion for fashion.
Nellie is also deeply committed to community service. She has volunteered extensively at the Hariette Buhai Center for Family Law and the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles (LAFLA), where she provided legal assistance to domestic violence victims and at-risk populations. Additionally, at the Veteran Legal Institute (VLI), Nellie assisted service members with a variety of legal matters.
UCLA
UCLA
