Our Team

Farah is a former Judicial Law Clerk for the Connecticut Superior Court. She earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Connecticut School of Law, where she developed experience in transactional and litigation-related matters through the Transactional Law Clinic and Disability Law Clinic. She also interned with The Hartford and served as a Judicial Intern for the United States Bankruptcy Court in New Haven, CT.

During law school, Farah held several leadership positions, including Co-President and Parliamentarian of the UConn Law Black Law Students Association (BLSA), 57th Northeast Black Law Students Association (NEBLSA) Connecticut Sub-Regional Director, and 1L and ABA Representative for the UConn Law Student Bar Association. She also served as an Article Editor for the Connecticut Public Interest Law Journal and Competition Manager for the Business and Transactional Law Society, and was an active member of the Mock Trial and Negotiation Societies.

Outside of her legal practice, Farah currently serves as a volunteer for LegallyBlack and the Vice President for George W. Crawford Black Bar Association where her organizational leadership and commitment to the membership left a lasting impact. She brings that same dedication and collaborative spirit to her work at The Mundaca Law Firm.