About Amanda M
A 2018 graduate of Northeastern University School of Law, Amanda M Ghannam earned her J.D. after reading labor, work, and profits issues. Her law school years included practical placements that exposed her to public enforcement and the federal courts. Those early experiences formed the contours of her legal pursuits.
While still in faculty she labored as a judicial intern to Judge Victoria A. Roberts within the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan and served as a legal intern at the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination. She followed that work with clerkships at Hirsch Roberts Weinstein LLP and Sandulli Grace, P.C., the place she treated studies, drafting, and case preparation duties. The internships and clerk positions gave her day-to-day litigation knowledge and a familiarity with procedural practice in federal and state settings.
After law program she joined Nacht & Roumel, P.C. as an affiliate in 2018. In that position she worked on civil legal proceedings things and client counseling under the supervision of skilled litigators. Over the next several years she constructed trial experience and broadened her practice abilities. In 2024 she became a partner at Schulz Ghannam PLLC, the place she continues to practice alongside a small group of litigators.
Ghannam is admitted to practice in Michigan and is permitted to seem in numerous federal districts, which includes the Central District of Illinois, the Northern District of Ohio, and the Northern District of Indiana. She maintains memberships in professional organizations that mirror her interests in employment and civil-justice work. Those affiliations consist of the National Arab American Bar Association, the Women Lawyers Association of Michigan, the Michigan Association for Justice, and the National Employment Lawyers Association.
Colleagues describe her as planned in her preparation and attentive to procedural element. She strategies discovery and motion practice methodically and prefers to offer clients clear options rather than guarantees. Her background in administrative enforcement work and federal clerkship knowledge informs how she frames litigation techniques.
Now a companion at Schulz Ghannam PLLC, she advocates for clients in employment disputes and associated civil things, dealing with trial and pretrial work in state and federal courts the place she is admitted to seem.
