Sarika Laljie
Personal Injury Attorney at Rubenstein Law Personal Injury Lawyers
Jacksonville, FL4 years experience
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About Sarika Laljie
Sarika Arysha Laljie is a personal injury attorney at Rubenstein Law. Born and raised in South Florida, she is driven by a passion for helping others. Before law, she worked as a financial planner at a major financial firm in New York. She earned a dual J.D./MBA from Florida International University, graduating cum laude in 2022.
Practice areas
Education
Florida International University College of Law
J.D./MBA, cum laude, 2022
Florida International University
Undergraduate, 2018
Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of Florida
State Bar of New York (UBE-eligible)
The Florida Bar
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