Pheonix, AZ

Dewnya A. Bazzi

Dewnya Bazzi is the Founding Partner and Chief Executive Officer of ATLAW, a renowned personal injury attorney in Michigan. Selected as a Top 10 under 40 Personal Injury Attorney by NAOPIA and with a 10 out 10 Rating by Avvo, Bazzi is a zealous advocate and fierce negotiator who has led the firm to grow other practice areas such as criminal law, family law, business law, and immigration law. Also an entrepreneur committed to changing the legal industry, Bazzi leverages technology and innovation to scale her firm with 50+ virtual assistants and automation. Bazzi is an active member of her community, serving on various boards and contributing to major philanthropic efforts locally and nationally.

Nehme Bazzi

Nehme Bazzi is an attorney and counselor in the firm's litigation department specializing in personal injury lawsuits, particularly in Michigan No-Fault Act. A graduate of Western Michigan University Thomas M. Cooley Law School with Juris Doctorate, he is a member of Oakland County and Detroit Bar Association. With years of experience, Bazzi is a passionate advocate for the injured, securing great results for clients in court systems. He is an expert in Michigan No-Fault Act, dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate complexities of legal system in Michigan, with a successful track record of representing clients throughout the state.

Jalal Moughania

Jalal Moughania serves as Principal Attorney and the Chief Communications Officer at ATLAW. Moughania has served as outside legal counsel to emerging companies, closely held businesses, international corporations, NGOs, entrepreneurs, artists, corporate executives and boards of directors. Moughania’s corporate practice covers a broad range of services including commercial contracts, corporate formation and governance, trademark clearance and registration, mergers and acquisitions, negotiations, and international business transactions. After working in Washington, D.C. as a law and policy associate, Moughania returned to Michigan to co-found a boutique law practice focusing on international business law, trademark law, and nonprofit law. Within a year, Moughania’s transactional practice was acquired by a midsize firm complementing its established litigation practice to better serve the needs of its diverse clients. After helping build this platform, he took an opportunity to serve his clients and expand his base at two of the top firms in Michigan. Moughania has represented and advised international organizations with yearly gross revenues of $100+ million and spanning operations across North America, Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. He has managed the trademark portfolios of established name brands and celebrities with millions of followers. Moughania regularly advises on, drafts, and negotiates operating agreements, mergers and acquisitions, non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements, IP and tech licensing contracts, and other commercial transactions and agreements for clients across different industries including the food and beverage industry, the entertainment industry, and the manufacturing industry. Moughania is a member of the Business Law and International Law sections of the American Bar Association. He is a member of the MI Muslim Bar Association. In addition to his legal practice, Moughania co-founded a nonprofit foundation in 2012, the Mainstay Foundation, dedicated to education and development for underserved communities across the globe. The Foundation is celebrating 10 years of excellence and service. Moughania is an author and speaker regularly contributing on the intersections of law, faith, leadership and society. One of his recent works is a book he co-authored coinciding with the historic visit of Pope Francis to Iraq in March 2021 called, “The Pope Meets the Ayatollah.”

Nadia Hamade

Nadia Hamade is licensed to practice law in both Michigan and Florida, where she has been a trusted advisor to licensed professionals and entrepreneurs across a wide range of legal matters. Before joining ATLAW, Nadia served as Assistant Attorney General for the state of Michigan in the Department of Attorney General’s Environment, Natural Resources, and Agriculture Division. In this role, she played a crucial role in environmental enforcement actions, administrative permit disputes, and real estate plat revisions for agencies such as the Michigan Departments of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) and Natural Resources (DNR). Her negotiation skills were instrumental in helping her agency clients avoid costly litigation through settlement agreements. Nadia also has an impressive track record in Florida, where she served as a Senior Attorney with the Florida Department of Financial Services (DFS) in its Contracts and Rulemaking Division and as a Deputy Chief Attorney with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) in its Real Estate Division. At DFS, she drafted and negotiated state contracts, while at DBPR, she managed real estate license compliance enforcement and resolved disputes related to broker-held earnest money deposits. Nadia earned her Juris Doctorate from Wayne State University Law School, where she actively participated in the Environmental Law Clinic and even authored an Amicus Brief to the U.S. Supreme Court concerning the Asian carp invasive species in the Great Lakes. During her time in law school, Nadia also gained practical experience as a litigation law clerk at a mid-sized firm specializing in real estate and mortgage-related matters, providing her with a deep understanding of real estate and real estate finance contract issues. After obtaining her license to practice, Nadia served that firm as a loan mediation specialist before launching her own practice, where she represented and counseled individuals and small businesses in business, finance, and real estate contract negotiations and disputes. Furthermore, Nadia obtained mediator certification through the Michigan-based Institute of Continuing Legal Education (ICLE) and conducted mediations for tribal and employment disputes. She also served a franchise holdings corporation, managing franchise agreements and compliance matters. The wealth of experience Nadia brings to ATLAW makes her a great asset to our professional and business clients.

Lamis Baydoun

The director of provider relations for ATLAW's personal injury division is Lamis Baydoun. She is responsible for overseeing the interactions between ATLAW and its service providers, such as doctors, attorneys, and rehabilitation centers, as well as making sure they fulfill their obligations to ATLAW's clients. Baydoun is passionate about giving clients the best support she can and helping them get the best result from their claims. She has developed a thorough grasp of the law and the legal system as a result of her extensive field experience.

Madison Misovich

Madison Misovich is an Executive Assistant at ATLAW Group. Madison specializes in administrative support for the leadership team as well as other team members. Madison contributes to her role each day by working hard and having determination to complete each task as efficiently as possible. Working at ATLAW Group as an Executive Assistant is very important to her because Madison enjoys assisting her team members each day as well as every client that she encounters. Madison got her Degree in Business. She is motivated by the mission to help team members as well as clients to make their lives better.

Mohamed Ali Banoon

Mohamed Ali Banoon, as Counsel at ATLAW, specializes in estate planning, bringing a wealth of experience and dedication to his clients. With a focus on providing comprehensive and personalized estate planning solutions, Mohamed goes beyond the traditional "document preparation" approach. Instead, he sees estate planning as an opportunity to guide and counsel clients through the intricacies of preparing for both expected and unforeseen events. Mohamed's practice encompasses wills, trusts, estates, and probate matters, with a primary goal of establishing frameworks and processes to safeguard clients' interests and legacies throughout their lives and beyond. In addition to his estate planning expertise, Mohamed has a diverse legal background, advising clients on immigration, nonprofit, and corporate matters. Over the past 15+ years, he has actively contributed to various nonprofit organizations, utilizing his legal and analytical skills to advance community causes. Mohamed's commitment to community service aligns seamlessly with his legal practice, reflecting his dedication to making a positive impact. His multifaceted experience and passion for serving others make him a valuable asset to ATLAW, contributing to the firm's ongoing growth and success.