Advocacy has always been a cornerstone of Kyra’s life. While earning her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Criminal Justice at Michigan State University, Kyra’s dedication to justice took root and flourished. Her own encounters with injustice further fueled her deep commitment to advocating for others, integrating it into her character and professional mission.

After Michigan State University, Kyra continued her education at Cleveland State University College of Law, where she graduated magna cum laude. During law school, Kyra actively participated in organizations that reflected her values and interests. She served as Treasurer of the Arab Law Student Association and was a member of the Women’s Law Student Association, Student Public Interest Organization, and other student-run groups.

Recognized for her academic excellence and leadership, Kyra became an Associate Editor of the Cleveland State Law Review after her first year, later advancing to Executive Editor. She also gained invaluable legal experience working in the Civil Division of the United States Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Ohio. There, she had the unique opportunity to observe and learn from seasoned trial attorneys, sharpening her skills and passion for courtroom advocacy.

After her second year of law school, Kyra joined Nurenberg Paris as a Litigation Law Clerk. During this time, she contributed to resolving complex and sensitive cases, including catastrophic injury cases, trucking accidents, dog bites, and incidents involving sexual and physical abuse. Her experience solidified her belief that she had found not only the right career path but also a supportive team of attorneys who share her commitment to justice.

Now, as an attorney at Nurenberg Paris, Kyra channels her passion into making a meaningful difference in the lives of her clients. She stands up for those who have suffered due to the negligence and wrongdoing of others and is proud to be part of a team that shares her values of compassion, dedication, and excellence.