Bahar is a start-up lawyer, entrepreneur, writer, speaker, and podcast host.

 

Only 20% of law firm partners in the U.S. are women and a fraction of that are a minority. Bahar is one of them. She was voted as the top 6 women in law changing the legal industry as we know it and has been featured in FORBES and LAW.com.

 

Iranian-born Bahar graduated with a doctorate in law from Whittier Law School and a Masters's degree in Tax and International law from UCLA School of law. Bahar also holds a bachelor's degree in journalism with a minor in business from Cal State Fullerton and is a California licensed attorney. 

 

Over the last 10+ years in law, Bahar has helped hundreds of creative people from all over the world achieve their dreams. From Olympians and award-winning artists to Creators in technology, fashion, farming, and e-commerce.

 

Bahar first began her career as a litigation attorney and quickly realized that the law's traditional practice was not for her. In 2016, she cofounded a destruptive legal technology company specializing in automation tools for lawyers. In 2018 she launched her true passion 2nd.law, a virtual law firm specializing in creative law. 

 

Working closely with so many talented founders & creators inspired Bahar to follow her dream which is to empower other creators and dreamers to do the same. Bahar's core experience is launching both new and new-to-the-U.S. startups and range from seed-stage to mature companies with $500M+ in valuation & investors like Goldman Sachs.

 

In addition to founders, Bahar has worked with executives of fortune 500 companies and government officials on identifying gaps and solving specific problems with out-of-the-box innovative strategies.

 

Bahar regularly inspires audiences at the most prestigious conferences around the world. She speaks passionately about mastering happiness, unleashing creativity, and teaching people to #lawve what they do through creativity and innovation. 

 

Bahar's mission is to empower young entrepreneurs inspired to create solutions to today's human problems.