Arjun Parikh represents clients in complex civil litigation in state and federal courts and government investigations. He began his career at WilmerHale as a summer associate in 2022.

Mr. Parikh has particular experience with securities litigation, commercial disputes, and state and federal government investigations, including cross-border investigations.  Mr. Parikh also maintains a robust pro bono practice with an emphasis on civil rights litigation and advocacy on behalf of domestic violence survivors. 

During law school, Mr. Parikh worked as a clerk with the Family Law Project, where he represented domestic violence survivors in family law matters. He also served as a student attorney in the Pediatric Advocacy Clinic, where he represented clients across a range of medical-legal issues. Before pursuing his JD, Mr. Parikh served as a policy assistant on US Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg’s presidential campaign, and he served as an AVID instructor at a Palo Alto middle school.  

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Credentials

  • Education

    • JD, University of Michigan Law School, 2023

      Editor-in-Chief, Michigan Journal of Gender & Law

      Award for Scholarly Contribution to a Journal

    • BA, African American Studies, New York University, 2018

      magna cum laude

      Clyde Taylor Award for Distinguished Work in African American Studies

      Honors Thesis

      Dean’s Honor Society

  • Admissions

    • California

  • Languages

    • Spanish

Credentials

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