The legal community is proud to highlight the achievements of George Zora, a dedicated rising 3L student at Detroit Mercy Law School. Zora’s recent appointment as a Law Clerk at Khamo Law, PLLC, underscores his commitment to the legal profession and his growing expertise in personal injury law.
Zora’s journey into the legal field has been marked by a series of impactful experiences. After graduating early from Oakland University with a degree in political science and a minor in international relations, he interned for four months at the Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office. His role also included research support for the Conviction Integrity Unit and courtroom exposure, where he observed jury selections, trials, pre-trials, and sentencing procedures. These experiences provided him with a comprehensive understanding of courtroom procedures and the inner workings of the legal system.
Zora’s interactions with Macomb County Prosecutor Peter Lucido left a lasting impression, as Lucido shared valuable advice and tips for succeeding in law school and navigating the legal landscape. Such mentorship has played a significant role in shaping Zora’s professional outlook.
His academic pursuits at Detroit Mercy Law, a school known for its community-oriented approach and Jesuit values, align with his personal beliefs. Zora appreciates the close-knit environment where students and faculty foster meaningful relationships, creating a supportive atmosphere conducive to learning and growth.
In addition to his studies, Zora has been clerking at Khamo Law in Troy for over a year, gaining practical knowledge about the operational aspects of a law firm and the nuances of personal injury law. His role as a notary public further complements his legal experience. Through this position, he aims to acquire insights that will inform his future goal of owning a personal injury law practice.
Zora’s dedication and achievements have been recognized through the receipt of the State Bar of Michigan Law Practice Management & Legal Administrators Section Scholarship. This honor not only affirms his potential but also reinforces his ambition to excel as a law firm owner.
George Zora: A Rising Leader in Law, Community, and Public Service
Beyond his academic and professional pursuits, Zora actively contributes to the Chaldean American Law Student Association as a founding board member. The organization serves as a platform to build networks among Chaldean law students and foster community engagement. Zora’s involvement in mentoring first-year students demonstrates his commitment to supporting future generations of attorneys.
His diverse experiences include a notable internship in Washington, D.C., working with Congresswoman Lisa McClain. During this internship, Zora observed firsthand how legislative decisions are made and how representatives respond to their constituents’ concerns, providing him with a broader perspective on the intersection of law and public service.
A lifelong resident of Romeo in Macomb County, Zora balances his academic pursuits with his passion for soccer, playing and coaching with his family. His dedication to community, education, and the legal profession exemplifies the qualities of a promising future leader in the field.
Take a look at the Detroit Legal News which ran a feature on George Zora’s journey and recent accomplishments, celebrating his role in shaping the next generation of legal professionals. His appointment at Khamo Law, PLLC, marks an exciting milestone in his career, and the legal community looks forward to seeing his continued growth and contributions.