Julia Zuchkov

Julia Zuchkov is an associate in the Sacramento, California office of Jackson Lewis P.C. Her practice focuses on representing employers in workplace law matters, including preventive advice and counseling.

Julia graduated in the top 5% of her law school class, served as the executive online editor for the Indiana Law Review, was a legal communication and analysis tutor for the Dean’s Tutorial Society, and the president and founder of her school’s First-Generation Law Student Society. In addition to those accomplishment, Julia was the recipient of the First-Year Academic Achievement Award, the Joan M. Ruhtenberg Scholarship for Achievement in Life and Legal Writing, Lefstein Legacy Scholarship, Mitchell E. Daniels Public Service Scholarship, and a Bronze Level Participant in her school's Pro Bono Program.

Prior to starting law school Julia worked as a mental health worker and in local government where she spearheaded initiatives aimed at benefiting the community and increasing access to resources.

Published Works

• “Find My Friends: Police Edition-Analysis of United States v. Hammond and the Right to Privacy in Real-Time CSLI,”  56 Ind. L., No. 1, Rev. 201 (2022) [Author]