Allison Reynolds is a December 2010 Widener Law/University of Pittsburgh Law school graduate. A life-long resident of Pittsburgh, Allison obtained her undergraduate degree in Political Science at the University of Pittsburgh in 2001, graduating cum laude while working two jobs. In-between undergraduate study and law school, Allison worked as a retail manager, clothing boutique buyer, and restaurant server. Allison is uniquely experienced in working with the public. During her study at Widener Law, Allison interned at Dauphin County Public Defender's Office. Upon transferring to Pitt Law, Allison interned at the ACLU-Pittsburgh Chapter, researching and writing on fascinating Constitutional issues. Post-graduation, Allison acted as a volunteer attorney at Neighborhood Legal Services, representing low-income clients in Social Security Disability cases. Since obtaining her law license in April of 2011, Allison has handled a variety of cases as a solo-practitioner, with extensive criminal defense and family law experience. Most friends, colleagues, and clients describe Allison as a hard-worker, who works tirelessly to achieve the best result.
Allison has a passion for criminal defense, inspired at an young age by the Innocence Project.
Allison's interests include: Health and Wellness, Music, and Animal Rights Legislation
