Michaela Vrazdova

Michaela Vrazdova graduated from the Faculty of Law at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic in September 2016. While studying at Charles University, Ms. Vrazdova interned at the Organization for Aid to Refugees in Prague where she managed legal support for clients applying for asylum and subsidiary protection in the Czech Republic. Ms. Vrazdova also interned at the corporate department of an international law firm, Clifford Chance, where she advised on corporate mergers and acquisitions. Ms. Vrazdova won the Best Thesis Award at the Department of Labor Law at Charles University in Prague and won an award from Dentons, an international law firm, for her thesis comparing Covenant not to Compete in the United States and the Czech Republic.

During her studies at Charles University, Ms. Vrazdova was selected through a competitive process into an international dual degree program in cooperation with Nova Southeastern University. She graduated from Nova Southeastern University in Florida summa cum laude in May 2018. During her studies, she won the Cali Award for Highest Grade in class in Business Entities, Property, Legal Research and Writing II, and Torts. Ms. Vrazdova passed the New York Bar on October 23, 2018, and was admitted into the Bar on February 25, 2019.

Ms. Vrazdova was also a member of Nova Law Review and Moot Court Society. She placed 2nd in the Upperclassmen Feinreider Moot Court competition and her team placed 5th in the U.S. Northeast round of the Jessup International Law Moot Court competition. Ms. Vrazdova was also awarded the Rebecca Knox Public Interest Law Summer Fellowship in her second year of law school.

Ms. Vrazdova’s article discussing the admissibility of police reports into evidence under the business record exception to hearsay was published in the National Institute for Trial Advocacy Blog.