Short Bio
Angie is an emerging attorney with a strong interest in commercial law, bankruptcy, and tax. She earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Florida Levin College of Law in May 2026, graduating No. 5 in her class and magna cum laude.
During law school, Angie represented the University of Florida in Belgium at the International and European Tax Moot Court Competition, competing against law students from around the world. She also served as a research assistant to Professor Danaya Wright, a nationally recognized trusts and estates scholar, and worked directly with clients through the Immigration Clinic, providing pro bono legal services. In addition, she served as a VITA tax preparer, assisting members of the community with their tax filings.
Angie received multiple CALI Excellence for the Future Awards for achieving the highest grade in several courses, including Trusts and Estates and Negotiation. She was also a UF Student Mentor and an active member of the UF Tax Moot Court, serving as Vice President of the organization.
As a native Polish speaker and fluent Farsi speaker, Angie brings a multicultural perspective to her legal practice and is comfortable working with clients from diverse backgrounds. She is committed to developing a practice grounded in careful legal analysis, strong advocacy, and responsive client service.
Education
- University of Florida, Levin College of Law, J.D. 2026, magna cum laude
- Jagiellonian University, B.A. 2008, Polish Studies and Comparative Literature
Professional & Community Involvement
- International and European Tax Moot Court Competition — UF Representative
- UF Tax Moot Court — Vice President
- UF Student Mentor
- Immigration Clinic — Student Clinician
- Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) — Tax Preparer
- Research Assistant to Professor Danaya Wright