Prior to working in the federal government, Ms. Aliabadi worked at two large law firms based in Philadelphia, where she litigated a broad range of matters ranging from complex pharmaceutical claims to First Amendment disputes.  Ms. Aliabadi also served as a law clerk for two federal judges: Judge Gene E.K. Pratter, in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, and Judge Consuelo M. Callahan, in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.  As a federal law clerk, Ms. Aliabadi researched and drafted legal opinions to achieve fair and just outcomes in civil and criminal cases.

Ms. Aliabadi is a graduate of Princeton University and The William and Mary School of Law.  While in law school, she published articles in multiple law journals regarding health law topics and was the only student in her graduating class to receive the American Bar Association’s Health Law Award.  She also served as the Senior Articles Editor of the William and Mary Journal of Women and the Law.

In Ms. Aliabadi’s spare time, she attends musical events in Philadelphia, helps to judge moot court and mock trial competitions, and participates in Princeton alumni interviewing and career advice initiatives. She also supports various charitable and civic causes, including those aimed at increasing access to the arts, legal services, and medical services.