Dahlia represents clients in a wide range of litigation matters. Drawing on experience gained through judicial clerkships, private practice, and public interest advocacy, she conducts legal research, drafts motions, pleadings, and legal memoranda, and assists with trial preparation, appellate matters, and regulatory investigations.

Before rejoining Mintz as an Associate, Dahlia worked as a Summer Litigation Associate at the firm. She also served as a judicial law clerk to Chief Justice Natalie E. Hudson of the Minnesota Supreme Court and to Judge Stacey D. Neumann of the US District Court for the District of Maine.

Dahlia is committed to pro bono service. As a certified student attorney, she represented clients in juvenile justice and criminal defense matters, assisted individuals seeking post-conviction relief, and worked on matters involving survivors of human trafficking seeking criminal record expungements.

Dahlia earned her JD, cum laude, from the University of Minnesota Law School, where she was head managing editor of the Minnesota Law Review. She also received a BS in environmental science and sustainability from Cornell University.