Iman H. Siddiqi is an associate attorney, her practice is focused on mobile home park litigation, premises liability, construction litigation, and insurance defense. 

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Iman received her J.D. from the UCLA School of Law where she specialized in Business Law and Public Interest Law & Policy. While in law school, she served as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Islamic & Near Eastern Law, drafted the 2019-20 California Mock Trial case, and authored a Student Comment published in the Georgetown Immigration Law Journal. She also worked as a law clerk for Bet Tzedek’s Small Business Development Program and externed at a global early-stage venture fund. She earned several awards, including the Masin Family Academic Excellence Gold Award for the highest grade in Political Asylum and Refugee Law. 

Outside of Cooksey Toolen, Iman oversees the Refugee Students Scholarship Program, a program she established to provide scholarships and mentorship to refugee and asylum seeker students attending UC and CSU campuses. In her free time, she enjoys food tourism, writing, and figure skating.