For the past six years, Ms. Hymowitz has been an advocate in LSNJ’s Worker’s Legal Rights Project, where she represents low-income clients in a variety of employment-related cases. Ms. Hymowitz’s primary focus is unemployment and wage and hour cases, but she has represented clients in matters ranging from employment discrimination to human trafficking. She practices in state court, federal court, and administrative courts. Ms. Hymowitz graduated from Douglass College, Rutgers University and American University Washington College of Law, where she received an award for her work in the International Human Rights Clinic and was an editor-in-chief of the Human Rights Brief.