Navruz Avloni

Navruz Avloni

Born	Navruz Avloni March 3, 1984
Nationality	Uzbek American
Occupation	Social Justice Advocate and Trial Attorney
Website
Avloni Law

Early Life

Navruz Avloni was born in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, where she attended Uspensky Music School for gifted children. At the age of 9, her family moved to the United States when her father, a chemist, accepted a postdoctoral position at the University of Pennsylvania. The Avloni family moved to California where Navruz attended Campolindo High School. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Rhetoric, Political Economics of Industrial Societies, and Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of California, Berkeley, in 2006 and her Juris Doctor at the University of California, Davis, in 2011, where she was part of the Civil Rights Clinic and received the Public Service Law Program Certificate upon graduation.

Career

Navruz is a committed attorney and advocate who fights vigorously for important civil rights in courts throughout California. She is recognized for her ability to see the big picture in every case she litigates and for being a tenacious and passionate litigator for wronged employees. She has a proven track record of obtaining favorable results for her clients in race discrimination, disability discrimination, sexual harassment, and whistleblower cases. In her decade of litigation experience, Navruz has represented clients in high-profile cases such as Kepnach, et al v. Four Barrel Coffee, Lambert v. Tesla, and Vaughn v. Tesla. Her work has contributed to the record $137 million verdict in Diaz v. Tesla, a race harassment case. Known for her high-energy, hands-on approach and deep client relationships, Navruz leaves no stone unturned. Instead, she conducts every facet of litigation with commitment and detailed precision.