Kamilla Mamedova's practice focuses on international and complex commercial litigation and includes all aspects of civil litigation. Kamilla has experience in adversary proceedings, international litigation and arbitration, and financial and bankruptcy litigation. She also has experience dealing with litigation surrounding financial products such as collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) and credit default swaps (CDSs).

Kamilla has a strong commitment to pro bono service. She has assisted victims of domestic violence in VAWA petitions and various family and supreme court proceedings including child support, custody/visitation, spousal support, and uncontested divorce. Kamilla has also helped foreign individuals seek and obtain political asylum in the United States. In addition, Kamilla has represented prisoner plaintiffs in a class action against a department of corrections.

Kamilla is author of the student note: "Stretch Before Exercise: The FCC's Overbroad Interpretation of CALEA and the D.C. Circuit's Deferential Review," 22 Berkeley Tech. L.J. 647 (Annual Review, 2007).