Milena Lai

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Biography

'I feel fortunate to do work that I truly believe in. This work seeks to challenge conduct that takes advantage of the public and seeks justice for those that have been wronged - it is significant.' Milena Lai works as a part of Weitz & Luxenberg’s insulin pricing litigation team. Ms. Lai earned her J.D. degree from Brooklyn Law School and is admitted to practice law in Michigan and New York.

While in law school, Ms. Lai served as a co-lead student clinician with the Brooklyn Law and Incubator Policy Clinic. During her time there, she provided pro bono patent prosecution services to local inventors and innovators, helping to turn their ideas into a reality.

Before attending law school, Ms. Lai attended Michigan State University and earned degrees in cognitive neuroscience and psychology, with a minor in philosophy.

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Areas of Practice (2)

  • Defective Drugs and Devices
  • Consumer Protection

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
Michigan State University, B.S., 2017
Law School Attended:
Brooklyn Law School, J.D., 2023
Year of First Admission:
2025
Admission:
Michigan; New York
Memberships:
Women Lawyers Association of Michigan.
ISLN:
1001611822

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