Noya Aickin

Noya Aickin earned her undergraduate degree from Boston University, majoring in business. It was during her time at Boston University that she took her first law class, which shifted her career path. Afterward, she took three years off to teach English in low-income communities around the world, while also preparing for her legal studies.

Noya received her Juris Doctor degree from Loyola Law School. While attending Loyola, she worked in civil litigation and served as the Senior Research Editor for the International and Comparative Law Review, holding one of the organization’s most senior editorial positions.

After law school, Noya was selected to participate in the prestigious Victor E. Chavez ABOTA Fellowship. During her fellowship, Noya had the opportunity to work with Superior Court judges and civil law firms, including Law + Brandmeyer.

Noya is admitted to the State Bar of California and is licensed to practice before all state courts in California.