Rania Attum is an award winning immigration, personal injury and criminal defense attorney engaged in defending the rights of individuals in and around the Louisville, Kentucky area.

With years of trial experience, Rania has built an impressive record, achieving not guilty verdicts, reduced sentences, favorable plea bargains, and closed investigations on behalf of clients.  She has also built great relationships with prosecutors, judges, and police officers, along the way.  Rania has a reputation for listening to her clients and their families, catering to their individual concerns, and protecting their interests.

Her experience, impressive record, and personal touch is what makes her stand out as the right attorney to fight for your rights and protect your interests.

Angela Rojas was born in Lima, Peru and grew up in Louisville, KY.  After attending Stephens College in Columbia, MO, she obtained her law degree from University of Louisville, Brandeis School of Law and was admitted to practice in 2016.

During law school, Angela completed a summer program at the University of Oxford in Oxford, England, UK and was a member of the Journal of Law and Education.  She worked as an assistant county attorney for 3 years before entering private practice.

Angela focuses her practice on immigration law, family law and criminal defense. As a native Spanish speaker, she has handled cases for clients from a wide range of experiences and nationalities. 

Not licensed to Practice in Kentucky, Firas Aljijakli is an attorney qualified to practice in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA region).  He obtained a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) from the University of Damascus in 2000.  He was admitted to practice law in the Syrian Arab Republic Bar Association.  He spent the next 14 years practicing.  He obtained positive verdicts on death penalty cases in Syria.  He then grew his practice in the field of international business representing medical and pharmaceutical trade agreements between Turkey, North Africa, and the Middle East. He advised foreign companies on international law matters in global mobility, M&A, arbitration, and mediation.

In 2014, Firas obtained a Master of Laws (L.L.M.) in International and Civil law from Isra University in Amman, Jordan. His thesis, “The Inactivated Criminal Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court,” focused on the International Criminal Court’s dealings with the current war in Syria. Firas also spent two years assisting Syrian Refugees settled in Jordan obtain access to the legal system. He assists victims, of the Syrian regime, in documenting their stories and submitting the narratives to the International Criminal Court.

Firas is currently a (Ph.D.) candidate in Education and Social Change program from Bellarmine University, Louisville, Kentucky. His Ph.D. will focus on the Lack of International Justice for Syrian Refugees displaced in Louisville, Kentucky.

Firas is experienced in assisting businesses expand into the Middle East and North Africa region.  His clients have ranged from pharmaceutical companies, medical devices companies, and development contractors. He is able to consult with local companies wanting to expand in the Middle East and North Africa Region in the area of intellectual property, copyright, and small business trade.

Membership 

American Bar Association,

International Chamber of Commerce, ILS

International Arbitration,

Charlotte International Arbitration Society,

Leadership Council on Legal Diversity,

Louisville Welcome Academy Leadership,

Student Advisory Board – Bellarmine University