About Julia C.
Julia C. Evans built her academic foundation across psychology and law. She completed an M.A. in Forensic Psychology at the University of North Dakota in 2022. Her legal education was at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University. She also holds a B.A. in Psychology from Adelphi University.
Her early legal work began while she was still in school. In 2021 she served as a law clerk at Brian Picarello and Associates, P.C., a role that exposed her to courtroom procedures and client intake under the supervision of experienced litigators. The following year she joined The Long Law Office, PLLC first as a law clerk and then moved into an associate position. Those consecutive roles offered a steady progression from supporting legal research to managing portions of client matters.
Evans is admitted to practice in New York and has been a member of the State Bar of New York since 2022. Her training in forensic psychology complements her legal background and informs how she approaches cases that involve psychological assessment or expert testimony. That combination of disciplines guides her assessment of evidence and witness credibility, and it shapes how she prepares clients for hearings and depositions.
Colleagues describe her work style as meticulous and practical. She has handled research-heavy assignments and has been involved in drafting pleadings, motions, and client correspondence. Her experience in smaller firm settings has required her to move between courtroom deadlines and the day-to-day demands of client service. She has worked on matters that call for both legal analysis and an awareness of behavioral dynamics.
At The Long Law Office, PLLC she continues to develop her practice. Her time at the firm has included case preparation, motion practice, and direct client contact. She works alongside partners and other associates, taking on files that match her dual interest in legal process and forensic issues. Her education and early career trajectory inform how she evaluates evidence and communicates complex concepts to clients.
She practices in New York and is currently active at The Long Law Office, PLLC, focusing on matters that intersect legal advocacy and psychological assessment.
