Ahmed Atari

Attorney Ahmed Atari comes from a family who has pursued careers dedicated to helping others, and he has continued the tradition. Ahmed has dedicated himself to ensuring that clients of all nationalities and socioeconomic backgrounds find stability during legal hardships and have their rights protected.

Born and raised in the Glass City of Toledo, Ohio, Ahmed is a life-long resident of the state. He attended the University of Toledo where he earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in both Professional Sales and Marketing. Ahmed later attended the University of Toledo – College of Law where he was a Contracts Teacher’s Aid, a Collaborating Editor for the Toledo Law Review, and a competing member for Toledo’s Moot Court team.

Prior to pursuing law, Ahmed raised funds for College Mentors for Kids and was an Account Manager for a local eCommerce business. Since starting his legal career, Ahmed has worked at all levels of law; he has interned with local solo practitioners; interned with the government through the Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Attorney’s Office – Northern District of Ohio; and worked full-time with global law firm WilmerHale. Through legal career, Ahmed has assisted pro bono clients with asylum applications, laws targeting LGBTQ+ individuals, and record expungement.

When not in the office, Ahmed enjoys competitive gaming, learning recipes from around the globe, and spoiling his cat, Mush-Mush.