Farah Khan

Farah Khan is an associate attorney at Benach Pitney Reilly LLP, where she is dedicated to advancing immigrant justice through compassionate and zealous advocacy. Prior to joining the firm, Farah worked as a Senior Program Associate with the Acacia Center for Justice’s Unaccompanied Children’s Program and as a staff attorney at Kids in Need of Defense (KIND), where she directly represented unaccompanied migrant children in their immigration proceedings.

Farah earned her J.D. from The George Washington University Law School as a Thurgood Marshall Scholar. Following graduation, she was awarded a Skadden Fellowship and spent two years at CASA, where she led a movement lawyering project to abolish immigration detention in Maryland and nationwide. There, she provided direct representation to detained Maryland residents and led legislative advocacy efforts for universal representation before the Maryland General Assembly.

As a first-generation immigrant herself, Farah brings deep personal commitment and cultural understanding to her work, striving to represent each client with dignity and respect. Outside of the office, she enjoys spending time with her family, her cat and dog, and playing the Irish fiddle.

Farah is licensed to practice law in Maryland and Washington, D.C.