Iman Aziz, a Northern Virginia native, is a J.D. candidate at the University of Baltimore School of Law, where she will graduate in 2026. She holds a B.S. in Psychology, cum laude, with minors in Political Science, Biology, and Chemistry from Virginia Commonwealth University.

Before law school, Iman began her legal career in immigration law firms in Washington, DC. She joined Albers & Associates as a Law Clerk in 2025, where she supports attorneys with litigation preparation, including drafting pleadings, legal research, and discovery, and has developed a strong interest in civil litigation and client advocacy.

At UBalt Law, Iman is a Resource Editor for the University of Baltimore Law Forum and author of two forthcoming publications on Maryland’s loss of chance doctrine and U-Visa witness credibility. She also serves as Executive Programming Director of the Student Bar Association and Vice President of Students Supporting the Women’s Law Center. Her previous experience includes representing clients in the Civil Advocacy Clinic as a Rule 19-220 Student Attorney and interning at CASA, where she assisted tenants in Maryland courts.

Iman is fluent in Urdu and Hindi. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, going to the gym, and spending time with friends and family.