About Julie
Julie Mirman built a legal foundation across multiple schools of law and decades of practice. She studied at Southwestern and went on to Southwestern Law School before attending Fordham University School of Law. Those academic stops shaped a practitioner comfortable with complex procedural rules and the demands of both litigation and administrative processes.
Her career has moved between private practice and service in professional associations. She is currently affiliated with Berman, Sobin and Gross. Outside the firm, she serves on the Arbitration Board of the DC Bar Association, a role that places her in the middle of administrative dispute resolution in the capital. She has also maintained professional memberships since 2007, participating in the networks that keep practitioners updated on rule changes and local practice norms.
Mirman’s record shows steady involvement in arbitration and related procedural work. Serving on an arbitration board requires attention to evidentiary standards, case management and panel deliberation. Her membership on the DC Bar Arbitration Board indicates sustained engagement with those elements. She brings that experience into practice, where managing hearings and coordinating with arbitrators and opposing counsel are routine tasks.
Licensed in New York, Mirman’s practice is shaped by the demands of that jurisdiction. New York’s courts and arbitration community present a mixture of commercial and administrative matters. Her background at two law schools and continued professional activity give her a working grasp of both court procedure and alternative dispute resolution mechanisms. Colleagues and peers encounter her most often in settings that require procedural precision and steady handling of deadlines and filings.
At Berman, Sobin and Gross, she draws on her arbitration work and her New York admission to advise and represent clients. Her role at the firm involves preparing for hearings, reviewing arbitration agreements, and managing case timelines. She remains active in the DC Bar Association’s Arbitration Board while maintaining membership in professional groups she joined in 2007. Her current practice centers on arbitration and other legal matters arising in New York.
