Ms. Laila Omer is a highly promising trainee lawyer who is already making her mark in the legal profession. With a solid academic foundation in law and a keen interest in human rights, public international law, and environmental law, Ms. Omer is passionate about using her legal skills to support meaningful causes. Her career has been defined by her proactive involvement in legal research and advocacy, including her role as Project Support Assistant for the Decolonizing the Law Research Project at the University of Reading, where she contributed significantly to literature reviews and resource compilations.
In addition to her academic pursuits, Ms. Omer has gained valuable practical experience through pro bono work at the Freedom Law Clinic, where she reviewed criminal cases and assisted in exploring potential grounds for appeal. Her involvement in moot court competitions, such as the BPP Advocate of the Year Mooting Competition, has further refined her advocacy and public speaking skills. Ms. Omer’s passion for law is matched by her commitment to professional growth, and she is poised to become a leader in the field in the years to come.
Arabic & English
Her bilingual abilities ensure effective communication in cross-border legal matters and international law cases.
