Courtney Crowley is a dedicated attorney with a diverse background spanning both public service and private practice. She earned a bachelor’s degree from Lehigh University before going on to receive a Juris Doctor from The Catholic University of America. This strong academic foundation has supported a career marked by practical experience, client advocacy, and a commitment to achieving effective legal outcomes.

Mrs. Crowley began her legal career at the District Attorney’s Office, where she spent years gaining extensive courtroom experience and developing strong litigation skills. At the District Attorney’s Office, she was a member of the Child Protection Team and was the head of the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition (A.R.D.) Unit.  Building on this foundation, she transitioned to federal practice, where she handled complex ERISA matters, including long- and short-term disability claims. This experience provided her with a deep understanding of federal law and regulatory frameworks, as well as the ability to navigate sophisticated legal issues.

Following this work, Mrs. Crowley operated a solo practice representing clients across a range of legal matters and further honing her skills in client service and case management. This entrepreneurial experience reflects her ability to provide personalized, responsive counsel tailored to each client’s needs.

In her current role, Mrs. Crowley focuses on litigation, estates, and zoning, land development, and municipal law.  She brings a well-rounded perspective to each matter, combining courtroom experience with a nuanced understanding of regulatory and local government issues. Mrs. Crowley is committed to delivering thoughtful, strategic representation and guiding clients through complex legal challenges with clarity and confidence.

Areas of Practice

• Zoning and Land Development
• Municipal
• Estates
• Litigation

Bar Admissions

• Pennsylvania
• New Jersey
• Eastern District of PA

Education

• JD 2008 The Catholic University of America
• B.A. International Relations - Lehigh University
• H.S. Gwynedd Mercy Academy 2000