Justin R. Friedman earned his J.D. from the Catholic University Columbus School of Law in 2017 with a concentration in Criminal Law. Previously, Justin received a B.A. from S.U.N.Y. Geneseo in 2001, a M.F.A. from American University in 2009, and has done extensive work in the fields of education and content writing.
Justin is committed to utilizing the skills he has honed over the course of his previous career to best serve his clients in New York.
Justin R. Friedman earned his J.D. from the Catholic University Columbus School of Law in 2017 with a concentration in Criminal Law.
He was an active member of the school’s Legal Services Society which provides opportunities for students to engage in pro bono advocacy. Serving as President in his third year, he was responsible for organizing naturalization seminars for the area’s immigrant community and leading a group to New Orleans to work in public defense.
Upon graduation, he received the Cardinal Hickey Award for Dedication to Community Service. Attorney Friedman received a B.A. from S.U.N.Y. Geneseo in 2001, a M.F.A. from American University in 2009, and has done extensive work in the fields of education and content writing.
Justin worked as a law clerk in D.C. Superior Court and was an active participant of the school’s Clemency Clinic, investigating claims for the Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project and filing petitions for executive pardons and sentence commutations.
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I consulted with Justin Friedman in an effort to obtain reimbursement following damage to my personal property. Justin was diligent, tenacious, professional, and clearly dedicated to assisting me, all of which led to a very positive outcome. I was very impressed with his work and I highly recommend his office.
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