Amanda Fein joined Baker Hostetler in 2009. She assists in a wide variety of litigation and business matters.
Ms. Fein graduated from the University of Michigan Law School, where she served as an Article Editor for the Michigan Journal of Gender and Law. Ms. Fein was also an active member of the Family Law Project, where she represented clients who sought temporary restraining orders and divorce orders in family court. Ms. Fein interned at the AIRE Centre in London, where she counseled foreign nationals on their rights within Britain and the greater European Community and prepared applicants for litigation before the European Court of Human Rights. Ms. Fein also worked with the Low Income Tax Clinic to aid a human trafficking victim in determining the tax consequences of a court-ordered restitution award.
Prior to attending law school, Amanda spent two years as a paralegal at the United States Department of Justice in the Attorney General’s Honors Program, where she worked in the National Criminal Enforcement Section of the Antitrust Division and helped prepare cases for trial before domestic and international defendants.
Ms. Fein is a member of the New York State Bar Association.
12/22/2011 - Baker Hostetler and inMotion Host Holiday Donation Presentation Breakfast for New York City Family Justice Center