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Giulia Buscaglia

Associate

Overview

Biography

Giulia assists with the representation of clients in a wide range of property tax and condemnation and mass and toxic tort matters. She has gained experience through a summer associate position with Barclay Damon, as a student attorney in the University at Buffalo School of Law’s Criminal Justice Advocacy Clinic, and as a legal intern with the Erie County District Attorney’s Office.

Selected Memberships & Affiliations

  • University at Buffalo School of Law, Italian-American Law Students Association, Former President
  • University at Buffalo School of Law, Student Bar Association, Former Treasurer and Former Class Director
Experience

Prior Experience

  • Barclay Damon LLP, Law Clerk
  • Barclay Damon LLP, Summer Associate
  • University at Buffalo School of Law, Clinical Legal Education: Criminal Justice Advocacy Clinic, Student Attorney
  • Erie County District Attorney’s Office, Special Victims/Domestic Violence Bureau and Buffalo City Court, Legal Intern
  • US House of Representatives, Constituent Services Liaison
     

Selected Honors

  • Order of the Coif
  • University at Buffalo School of Law, CALI Excellence for the Future Award, Advanced Legal Analysis, Writing, and Research, 2024
  • University at Buffalo School of Law, CALI Excellence for the Future Award, Business Associations
  • University at Buffalo School of Law, CALI Excellence for the Future Award, Advanced Torts
     

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