Wade Clark Mulcahy LLP

Noah Abdelaziz litigates general liability and civil litigation actions including contract disputes. His work includes all aspects of these cases from inception to resolution involving various forms of dispute resolution and litigation, including drafting pleadings and motions, attending depositions, performing legal research, attending conferences, hearings, mediations, and preparing for trial. Prior to joining WCH, Noah served as an Assistant Corporation Counsel for the City of New York, where he managed over one hundred cases, drafted and argued a variety of motions, and first-chaired numerous depositions and bench trials.

While in law school, Noah was a judicial intern for Magistrate Judge Stewart D. Aaron at the Southern District of New York and for Judge Claire R. Kelly at the Court of International Trade. A Certified Information Privacy Professional, US, (CIPP/US through the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), he was also a legal intern for a firm where he drafted data privacy policies for start-ups.

Prior to law school, Noah was a Student Attorney for the Legal Services Center of Harvard Law School and the Veterans Legal Institute.

On his off time, Noah enjoys taking his dog to Prospect Park.