Lola Muhammad, J.D. is a seasoned legal professional with over 20 years of experience in various areas of law, including contract law, transactional law, litigation, and criminal law. Her career reflects a strong commitment to excellence, justice, and serving the underserved.

 

In recent years, Lola has distinguished herself as a Student Defense Advocate, providing comprehensive support to students at major universities, graduate programs, and medical schools nationwide. Drawing upon her legal training and deep understanding of institutional policies, she has represented students facing a wide range of academic challenges and disciplinary proceedings. Her work includes guiding students through complex reinstatement processes after suspensions or dismissals, advocating for the correction or removal of inaccurate or unjust academic records, and ensuring that students with disabilities receive appropriate accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.

 

Her efforts have empowered students to reclaim their academic standing, continue their studies without delay, and access the support systems necessary for long-term success. In addition to her direct advocacy, Lola educates students and families on institutional procedures and legal rights, promoting greater awareness of equitable access and fair treatment in higher education. Her work reflects a deep commitment to justice, educational equity, and the belief that all students deserve the opportunity to thrive in learning environments that respect their dignity and individuality.

 

In every role she takes on, Lola remains passionate about fighting for justice and using her expertise to support those who cannot advocate for themselves.