Rasha Printz

Rasha Printz focuses her practice in the corporate law arena. She represents both buy-side and sell-side entities in mergers and acquisitions. She advises emerging companies on corporate governance and financings, and counsels publically traded companies on a breadth of corporate matters.

Rasha was accepted into law school as a Mason Law Scholar, on a full-tuition scholarship granted by the university. While in law school, Rasha was a member of the International Legal Honor Society (Phi Delta Phi), Business Law Society and Military Law Society.

Following her second year of study, Rasha was selected for a study abroad program in National Security & Separation of Powers, taught by Supreme Court Justice Neil M. Gorsuch in Padua, Italy. During her tenure, she worked in-house at Carfax, Inc., primarily reviewing master services agreements and statements of work. Additionally, she worked in civil litigation at Chap Petersen & Associates, PLC, conducting legal research and drafting memoranda.

Prior to law school, Rasha worked in human resources, for two mid-size defense contractors. She focused on employee and labor relations, developing strategic provisions for union negotiations and conducting internal investigations into claims of discrimination and misconduct. Additionally, she worked in regulatory compliance and compensation.