Worked both sides at two litigation firms, then founded one that acts only for workers.
About
Samy Harmoush founded Workers' Advocate Law Group to act for employees against institutional employers, and is its lead trial counsel. He read international relations, business and philosophy at Columbia, then took a JD at Syracuse in two and a half years, finishing near the top of his class a semester ahead of his year; he competed on the trial advocacy teams at both, with recognition at national level. He had worked at two litigation firms, on the defence side and the plaintiff side, before opening his own. He is licensed in California, New York and Washington DC.