About

LizMary Mejia Julio is a dedicated attorney with extensive experience in both prosecution and
defense, as well as a strong commitment to immigration advocacy. Her background in the
criminal justice system began in her hometown, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal
Justice and Psychology from Alvernia University in May 2017. Driven by her passion for the
complexities of criminal defense, Mrs. M went on to earn her Juris Doctor from the University of
the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law in May 2020.

During law school, Mrs. Mejia was an active member of several student organizations, including
the Asian Pacific American Law Students Association, the Black Law Students Association, and
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity. These experiences enriched her legal education and instilled a
deep sense of community and service.

Throughout her legal career, Mrs. Mejia has gained valuable experience through roles at various
agencies, including the Office of the Colorado State Public Defender in 2019 and the Public
Defender Service for the District of Columbia in 2016.

Mrs. Mejia was admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania in 2020 and began her career as an
Assistant District Attorney with the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office. In this role, she
represented the city in a wide range of serious criminal matters, including firearms offenses,
narcotics cases, assaults, robberies, and attempted murders. Her ability to assess and develop
cases allows her to skillfully negotiate plea offers or advocate for clients at trial.

In addition to her criminal justice work, Mrs. Mejia has been a passionate advocate for immigrants. Her efforts include volunteering at the Tijuana border during the migration crisis
and providing services through the Central American Resource Center in Washington, D.C. Mrs.
Mejia has offered direct representation to asylum seekers, lawful permanent residents, and nonresidents before asylum officers and immigration judges.

LizMary Mejia-Julio is a versatile and committed attorney prepared to uphold the principles of
justice and make a meaningful impact within the Eastern Pennsylvania community. Her diverse
background equips her to serve individuals facing a wide range of legal challenges with
compassion and dedication.

• Bar Membership: Pennsylvania (license to practice, immigration, and all 50 states)
• Court Admission: Supreme Court of Pennsylvania

Community Involvement

• Pro bono work
• Clinics or educational workshops
• Advocacy or nonprofit partnerships
• Chair of Minority section for the Berks Bar Association
• American immigration lawyers association
• Pennsylvania Bar Association