Pooja is a Law Clerk at Lippman, Semsker & Salb.

She is completing her final year of law school at the Columbus School of Law at Catholic University, where she is a recipient of the Law School Merit Award. Pooja serves as the Note and Comment Editor for The Catholic University's Journal of Communications Law and Policy. She was a Sutherland Cup Semifinalist in her Moot Court presentations. Pooja contributes to the D.C. community by serving as an instructor and Mock Trial Coordinator for Catholic University's Street Law program, introducing D.C. High School students to the law.

Pooja is a cum laude graduate of the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia, where she was the recipient of a Hope Scholarship and the Ray A. Kroc Award.

Pooja is able to deliver enormous value to our clients in large part because of her experience as a Paralegal for the Office of Chief Counsel of the Internal Revenue Service for several years prior to attending law school. While at the IRS, Pooja drafted numerous appeal recommendations, pleadings, defense letters, privilege logs, and memoranda; tained attorneys on taxpayer appeal procedures and Tax Court Rules; and operated as liaison between the IRS and the U.S. Tax Court by reviewing orders, evaluating Tax Court filings, and assisting with Motion Sessions calendars. While working for the IRS, Pooja was recognized as "National Paralegal of the Year" and "Employee of the Month."

Pooja is conversant in Hindi.