Sep. 5, 2024
From Insecure law student to leader, Nadira Imam says she's testament to the power of bar organizations
"It's difficult to ... just walk into a room with a lot of judges and attorneys and feeling a lot smaller than everybody else," the business and real estate practitioner says.
Ten years ago, Nadira Imam attended an event hosted by the Beverly Hills Bar Association as a first-year law student unsure what kind of law she wanted to practice, and deeply insecure about her place in the legal profession. On Saturday night, Imam, now in a successful business and real estate practice at the Law Offices of Lawrence H. Jacobson, will be sworn in as president of the organization at a gala at the Skirball Cultural Center.
In an interview this week, Imam credited t...
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