Jennifer J. Riley

Associate Jennifer J. Riley joined the firm in 2009. She is licensed in Pennsylvania and New Jersey and practices in the areas of family law, litigation, and cyberlaw.

Ms. Riley graduated from the Temple University Beasley School of Law with an emphasis on Trial Advocacy. She was a member of the acclaimed National Trial Team, and a finalist at the National Ethics Trial Competition in Sacramento, California. She received numerous awards, including Outstanding Oral Advocacy and Distinguished Class Participation, as well as the Victor A. Jaczun Award for Excellence in Trial Advocacy.

During her studies, Ms. Riley remained involved in the law school and greater community. She served as class Vice President to the Student Bar Association, as well as a Lt. Governor for the 3rd Circuit with the American Bar Association. She was chosen to attend the Peggy Browning National Law Students Workers' Rights Conference, where she studied laws affecting the rights of American workers. In recognition of her academic achievement and commitment to the greater law school community, she was honored with the Temple Law Alumni Association Scholarship.

Before attending law school, Ms. Riley attended Villanova University on a full Graduate Assistantship, earning her Masters degree in World History. During her graduate and undergraduate studies, she was inducted into two national honor societies, Phi Alpha Theta and Phi Kappa Phi, and was awarded regional and national honors for her oral advocacy, research, and writing.

Ms. Riley provides free consultations at resource centers for women, and volunteers for the American Bar Association's Military Pro Bono Project, which provides pro bono family law services to active military personnel.  She coaches the Souderton Area High School mock trial team where, as a student competitor years ago, she first developed her love for the Courtroom.