About Mohamed

Mohamed Kurdi practices plaintiff personal injury law at Goldfinger Injury Lawyers. He completed an Honours BA focused on Business and Society at York University in 2015, then started law school at Suffolk University in Boston in 2017 before finishing his J.D. at the University of Windsor's Faculty of Law in 2020. During law school he won awards for legal writing and oral advocacy, and he belonged to student groups including the Windsor Review of Legal and Social Issues and the American Bar Association's Antitrust Law section. He clerked at Dedham District Court in Massachusetts and interned with Legal Aid Ontario, working out of the Ontario Court of Justice. Mohamed articled at a Mississauga firm that focuses on plaintiff personal injury law before being called to the Ontario Bar in 2020 and joining Goldfinger. He speaks English and Arabic and holds memberships with the Canadian Muslim Lawyers Association, the Law Society of Ontario, and the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association.

Practice areas

Personal Injury

Education & credentials

Law school
University of Windsor
Undergraduate
Honours Bachelor of Arts in Business and Society, York University (2015)
Other degrees
Juris Doctor, University of Windsor Faculty of Law (2020)

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