Mariam Ghvamichava

Mariam Ghvamichava is a lawyer admitted to practice law in Georgia with a strong background in public and administrative law. She earned both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in law from Georgian universities and further expanded her expertise through a research program at the University of Tuscia in Italy. She earned her LL.M. degree at UC Law San Francisco in 2025 with a specialization in international law and human rights. During her studies, Mariam dedicated herself to immigration and asylum advocacy, working with the Immigration Clinic and assisting asylum seekers through a spring break pro bono program in Tijuana, Mexico. Her commitment to public service was recognized with the Pro Bono Impact Award for extraordinary achievement.

Before moving to the United States, Mariam practiced law in Georgia, serving as an attorney in several ministries and representing government agencies before courts of all instances. She is also passionate about education and has contributed to a range of educational programs in international organizations and academia. To further strengthen her litigation skills, she recently completed the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) Deposition and Trial Skills Program. Mariam remains committed to advancing justice through client-focused advocacy and pro bono work.

Michelle graduated from the University of Pennsylvania cum laude with a B.A. in Social Science. She continued her education at Loyola University Chicago pursuing a Master’s in Social Justice and Pastoral Counseling. Michelle has over 20 years of experience as a personal injury paralegal and provides assistance to both the personal injury and general litigation sides of the practice.

Michelle is an avid animal lover and advocate interested in social justice issues.