Mina Boutsomsi

Mina Boutsomsi is a Vaccine Injury Paralegal in mctlaw’s Washington, D.C. office. She brings more than 10 years of legal experience across personal injury litigation, public policy, and government affairs.

Her decision to focus on injury litigation came from her own experience navigating a serious injury. Having been on the other side of the legal process, Mina understands how important it is for clients to feel heard and treated as individuals rather than just another case. She believes every client deserves someone who takes the time to understand what they are going through and advocates for their needs with compassion and dedication.

At mctlaw, Mina brings that same approach to helping people pursue claims through the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program. Her goal is to help clients feel understood, informed, and confident that someone is looking out for their interests throughout the complex and sometimes lengthy VICP legal process.

Throughout her career, Mina has worked on a wide range of legal matters, including preparing court documents, conducting research, managing discovery, and trial preparation. She has also supported attorneys and policy advisors working on emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, space exploration, robotics, and other developing industries.

Mina’s background also includes working in an organization’s Office of General Counsel, where she provided legal and administrative support and coordinated a professional development web series. She is a military veteran who served in the United States Navy.

When she’s not working, Mina enjoys creating journals and planners, attending comic and gaming conventions, and reading science fiction and mystery novels. She also enjoys powerlifting, fishing, and running. She completed her first Marine Corps Marathon and regularly participates in 5K and 10K races.