Majidah is a forward-thinking environmental advocate who aids and advises clients across industry sectors in a variety of areas involving environmental justice, worker safety, international regulations, corporate social responsibility, due diligence and renewable energy. In addition to her regulatory and transactional practice, she also assists with complex civil and criminal environmental litigation. On April 28, AmLaw Litigation Daily recognized her work in a case in the Southern District of Florida, in which the judge denied class certification in a suit involving 20,000 commercial waste collection customers across the state, having highlighted significant variation in the underlying contracts.

Majidah is committed to service and handles pro bono matters related to immigration, consumer protection, and individual liberties.

During law school, she served as an editor for the American Indian Law Journal, one of two law journals in the nation dedicated exclusively to Indigenous issues. Majidah also clerked at a premier regional full-service firm, a large family-owned forestry company, and served as a judicial extern for the Honorable Justice Mary I. Yu on the Washington State Supreme Court.

Outside of the office, Majidah enjoys snowboarding, hiking, and learning new languages.