About Jordan Kelleher
Jordan Kelleher Reilly earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law in 1997 after completing undergraduate studies at West Chester University of Pennsylvania, where she acquired a B.A. in International Relations and French in 1994. She additionally hung out reading French at Universite Paul Valery in Montpellier in 1992. The combination of language research and worldwide relations gave her a wide point of view early in her professional life.
Her legal career started in 1997 when she joined Cummings, Cummings and Dudenheffer as an attorney. Those first years in practice gave her courtroom publicity and realistic knowledge representing clients. In 2006 she moved into a partnership position at Roffman Williams and Reilly, LLC. The partnership period expanded her responsibilities and deepened her trial and litigation work.
In 2011 she based Jordan Reilly & Associates, LLC. She launched the company to offer an impartial practice and to control a caseload beneath her personal direction. Running a small company intended handling both the client-aspect work and the enterprise aspect of practice. She continues to function that practice.
Reilly is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania and in the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Her membership in the Pennsylvania State Bar dates to 1998 and stays current. Admission to the Third Circuit allows her to handle appeals beyond the trial courts and to file briefs and petitions in that federal appellate discussion board.
Alongside her private practice, Reilly has maintained active involvement in pro bono work. She serves as a professional bono lawyer for Legal Aid of Southeastern Pennsylvania and has membership in the Delaware County Legal Assistance Association Pro Bono Project. Those roles have kept her connected to public-interest work and regional get entry to-to-justice efforts.
She also holds memberships in several expert organizations, which includes the Delaware County Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the Delaware County Bar Association, and the Pennsylvania State Bar. These memberships keep her engaged with nearby and state legal groups and provide avenues for continuing legal education and professional trade.
Colleagues describe her strategy as practical and client-centered in court settings. She handles matters in Pennsylvania state courts and has participated in appellate matters in the Third Circuit. She remains lively in offering pro bono representation while managing her firm’s caseload.
Her current practice facilities on representation in Pennsylvania state courts and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, along with ongoing volunteer legal work.
