About Elizabeth Kamm
Elizabeth Kamm Abdnour practices employment law at Abdnour Weiker LLP in Lansing, Michigan. She joined the State Bar of Michigan in 2006, starting a dedicated legal career focused on employment law, civil rights, and education law. The firm provides comprehensive legal services to clients across Michigan, addressing many issues related to workplace equity and civil rights. Abdnour holds a Juris Doctor (J.D.) from New York University School of Law, which she earned in 2006. Prior to that, she obtained a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Political Theory & Constitutional Democracy and Interdisciplinary Humanities from Michigan State University in 2001.
During her time at NYU, Abdnour engaged in various internships that laid a solid foundation for her career in employment and civil rights law. These experiences allowed her to develop a understanding of workplace dynamics and the legal frameworks that govern them. Most of her practice involves advising clients on employment discrimination, conducting workplace investigations, and addressing civil rights violations. Her cases typically range from initial consultations to litigation in both state and federal courts, showcasing her ability to handle the requirements of the legal system. Before becoming a partner at Abdnour Weiker in 2023, she founded her own practice in 2018, where she developed her skills in client advocacy and legal strategy.
Her earlier roles included serving as a Supervising Lawyer and Staff Lawyer, positions that further developed her expertise in legal research and client representation. This extensive background in various legal capacities has made her a well-rounded attorney, adept at handling multifaceted legal challenges with confidence and precision. Abdnour is an active member of several professional associations, including the Federal Bar Association and the National Employment Lawyers Association. Her commitment to advocacy extends beyond her legal practice; she serves on the board of The Firecracker Foundation, which supports survivors of childhood sexual trauma. Additionally, she works with the ACLU of Michigan as a Cooperating Lawyer, focusing on the protection of civil liberties and social justice issues.
Licensed to practice in Michigan, Ohio, and before the U.S. Supreme Court, Abdnour continues to contribute to the legal community through her involvement in various bar associations and advocacy groups. Her dedication to her clients and the broader community demonstrates her unwavering commitment to justice and equity in the workplace. Through her work, she aims to create a more equitable legal field for all individuals, reflecting her deep-seated belief in the importance of civil rights and workplace fairness.
