About Justin
Justin Nell trained as a lawyer after finishing undergraduate research in International Political Economy at Pennsylvania State University, University Park. He earned his law degree from Widener University Commonwealth Law School in 2016. Those years set the foundation for a profession that bridges civilian practice and army legal service.
He practices in Pennsylvania and serves as a companion at Nell Law Office. At the firm he manages client matters and day-to-day company responsibilities. His position combines casework, client counseling and the executive duties that come with operating a small practice. The office handles matters within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the place he's licensed to practice.
Parallel to his civilian work, Nell serves as a Judge Advocate in the United States Army Reserves. In that capacity he advises service members on legal questions that occur under servicemember law, assists with administrative processes and participates within the army justice system. The twin roles expose him to diverse procedural environments and require awareness to each state rules and army restrictions.
He maintains membership in professional institutions and engages with colleagues throughout the legal and military groups. That involvement keeps him current on changes in law and procedure applicable to his practice. Colleagues describe his approach as pragmatic: he lays out options, explains likely results and supports clients make informed selections.
Nell’s background in worldwide political economy and his legal background inform his point of view on cases that touch on regulatory or cross-jurisdictional issues. He has knowledge advising individuals and organizations in things that require clean explanation of complicated legal points. Outside of court and military duties, he takes phase in regimen expert things to do that help continuing schooling and bar responsibilities.
As of 2026 he is active in practice as a companion at Nell Law Office and continues to serve within the United States Army Reserves, the place his work concentrates on legal issues springing up under Pennsylvania regulation and servicemember law.
