Aleena Farhat brings a strong foundation in litigation to her role at Campbell Huber. Before joining the firm, she served as a Hearing Officer in the Appellate Division of the Texas Workforce Commission, presiding over unemployment-benefits appeals. During law school, she worked in Texas A&M's Entrepreneurship Legal Clinic, advising small-business clients on entity formation and regulatory compliance.
She also gained early exposure to federal policy and legislative research during an internship in Washington, D.C. with Rio Tinto.
Aleena has a longstanding passion for trial advocacy. She competed in national mock-trial and moot-court competitions throughout college and law school, earned multiple mock-trial Top Attorney awards, served as President of the Board of Advocates at Texas A&M Law, and was inducted into the Order of Barristers.
Drawing personal motivation from her family's deep roots in medicine, Aleena is proud to defend healthcare professionals and focuses her Campbell Huber practice on medical-malpractice defense.
Former Hearing Officer in the Appellate Division of the Texas Workforce Commission; Texas A&M Entrepreneurship Legal Clinic; federal policy and legislative-research internship with Rio Tinto.
Outside the office, Aleena enjoys experimenting in the kitchen, keeping up with her two spirited sons, and finding calm in a well-made matcha—and a great pair of shoes.