Alia Luria
Alia Luria began her career as a web designer and developer in 1997. She worked for a series of internet-based companies and experienced the dot.com boom and bust firsthand. Her programming and design experience took her from web services to mobile internet to online photo print services. In 2003, she decided to return to school and pursue a graduate degree.
In 2006, she graduated with Honors with a BS in Economics and Business Administration from the University of Central Florida. In satisfaction of her degree, she completed an undergraduate thesis titled The Relationship Between Economic Growth & Culture: A Model Based on Japan & the United States. It was later published by VDM Verlag.
After graduating from her economics program, she entered the University of Florida Levin College of Law. There, she primarily studied business law and graduated cum laude in May 2009. She also served as a Research Editor on the Florida Journal of International Law.
During her time in law school, Alia also lived abroad in Tokyo, Japan for a semester while she studied Japanese and international legal topics. Living abroad was a very valuable experience which she believes positively impacts how she interact with others.
She is currently licensed to practice law in Florida and plans on establishing herself as a corporate transactional attorney. She is a member of the American Bar Association and the National Association of Women Lawyers. Apart from business law, she is extremely interested in the culinary arts, travel, photography, and writing both fiction and nonfiction.
Over the past few years, Alia has been fortunate to visit India, Japan, the Caribbean, and Hawaii and hopes to have the opportunity for further travel in the future.
Latest Articles
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Incorporating a Business – Picking the Best Form
One of the first decisions when starting a business is whether to incorporate. Options abound. Important considerations are limiting liability, taxes, and management.
Oct 8, 2009
- Alia Luria
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Tax Attorneys – Hire a Business Tax Lawyer
When hiring a business tax attorney, look for a professional with the proper education, prior successes, and certifications to handle a tax plan or help with IRS relief.
Oct 7, 2009
- Alia Luria
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5 Ideas for How to Eat Goat Cheese
There are numerous ways to incorporate goat cheese into existing recipes, as a way to lighten the dish instead of heavier cheeses.
Sep 30, 2009
- Alia Luria
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Dog Breeds - Pembroke Welsh Corgi Information
Short and muscled, corgis are intelligent, eager to please, and generally great pets. However, they can get bored so require a lot of attention and play.
Sep 28, 2009
- Alia Luria
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Soup Recipe - Moroccan-Inspired Chicken Soup
Couscous, spices, and earthy vegetables elevate this simple Moroccan chicken soup to a new level. Slowly simmered to a rich flavor, this soup is hearty and still healthy.
Sep 27, 2009
- Alia Luria
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Cookie Recipe - Ginger Spice Cookies
This is the perfect cookie for the holidays. Warm, spicy ginger and cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves in a crunchy cookie. Ice or garnish with powdered sugar.
Sep 25, 2009
- Alia Luria
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Japanese Food: What is Shabu Shabu?
Shabu shabu, translated as swish-swish, is a Japanese hot pot meal of thin slices of meat and vegetables cooked together on the table in a Nabe.
Sep 23, 2009
- Alia Luria
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Garam Masala Recipe - Ingredients & How to Make
Most grocery stores carry a stock garam masala spice blend, but learning to grind it at home allows the cook to tailor the spice blend to his or her taste.
Sep 21, 2009
- Alia Luria
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Indian Mango Chutney Recipe - Sweet and Spicy
Fruit chutneys are a popular Indian condiment that range from sweet and savory to hot and spicy. Although available at Indian markets, homemade chutneys fit your taste.
Sep 20, 2009
- Alia Luria
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Recipe - Roasted Vegetables and Tomato Sauce
This article teaches a process for roasting delicious vegetables that can be served as a side, an entree when paired with pasta, or as a sauce for pasta or pizza.
Sep 17, 2009
- Alia Luria
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