Multilingual Litigator With International Legal Experience
Joy Talouzian brings a fresh, global perspective to commercial litigation in both federal and state courts.
Her foundational legal education was completed at the University of Saint Joseph in Lebanon, where she earned her Bachelor's degree in law. This education laid the groundwork for her multifaceted approach to legal practice, combining rigorous analysis with compassionate advocacy.
A proud graduate of the LL.M. program at Duke University School of Law, Joy's academic prowess is matched by her practical experience in her home country, Lebanon.
Before her tenure at Russo PLLC, she honed her legal skills at Badri and Salim El Meouchi Law Firm, one of Lebanon's most respected law practices. There, her focus was on banking and finance, advising clients within the intricate legal frameworks of Lebanese and Qatari law.
Admitted to the New York State Bar, Joy's legal journey is marked by a rich, cross-cultural background, blending Eastern and Western legal traditions with fluency. Her membership in the Beirut Bar Association further solidifies her standing in the legal community.
New York
Member of the Beirut Bar Association
Joy's commitment to advocacy and justice extends beyond the commercial realm. At Duke, she was actively involved in the children’s law clinic, championing the rights of children with disabilities in educational settings—a testament to her dedication to societal impact through law.
Joy's linguistic capabilities are as impressive as her legal credentials. Fluent in Arabic, French, and English, she navigates complex legal matters across languages and jurisdictions with ease, making her an invaluable asset to clients facing cross-border legal challenges.
Joy Talouzian's transition from a distinguished practice in Beirut to the dynamic legal landscape of New York showcases her as a multilingual litigator with a profound ability to bridge international legal arenas, offering a unique blend of knowledge, skill, and cultural insight to her clients.