Hannah obtained her Juris Doctorate degree from Widener University School of Law, where she served as a Staff Editor for the Widener Law Review. Her article, “The Battle of Voices: Exploring the Impact of Social Media Suppression Among Our Society and the Legal World – Censorship and Suppression in the Various Facets of Life,” was published in Volume 30 of the Widener Law Review. The article delves into the complex intersection of legal and societal issues, particularly focusing on how social media suppression affects public discourse and legal principles, offering an in-depth analysis of censorship and its implications in modern society.

Before attending law school, Hannah earned a degree in Criminal Justice with a minor in Psychology from Temple University in 2021, graduating cum laude.

During her time as a law clerk, Hannah built a foundation in personal injury law and is now actively expanding her expertise into various other practice areas. She is enthusiastic about the opportunity to grow and apply her skills across different fields of law.

Outside of work, Hannah enjoys spending time with her family and participating in activities such as hiking and traveling.

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