Your Team. Empowering Survivors to use their VOICE.

Douglas is a 2006 graduate from Cornell Law School. Since his earliest days practicing family law, Douglas has been an aggressive advocate for his clients. Whether representing parents seeking greater custody of their children, consumers who have been overcharged by unscrupulous monopolists, or investors who have been defrauded by their trusted advisers, Douglas has consistently obtained favorable results for his clients. He understands that no one wants to be involved in litigation or have their personal information become public. As a result, he fights not only for well-deserved compensation, but also to assure that those who have endured the indignity of abuse are not subjected to further mistreatment by defense counsel or the legal system.

Douglas’ pro bono activities include assisting the elderly in the planning for their medical care needs, organizing mock trial competitions, and representing homeowners who fell behind on their mortgages during the great recession.

EDUCATION:

• Juris Doctor, 2006 Cornell Law School
• B.A. Political Science and Journalism University of Pittsburgh, 2003

BAR ADMISSIONS:

• US District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania
• Missouri
• Pennsylvania

Tara is a fierce advocate. She approaches her work with a trauma-informed, person-centered, and intersectional perspective.

Tara is a certified Sexual Assault Victim Advocate with the Burlington County Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) in New Jersey. Her work includes supporting people who have been impacted by sexual violence through the sexual assault hotline and as a member of the SART team on hospital accompaniments. She is a member of the Legislative Committee of the New Jersey Coalition Against Human Trafficking. Tara is also a survivor who cares deeply about assisting others in their healing process and their path to seeking justice.

Tara has a B.A. in International Studies from Arcadia University where her research focused primarily on human rights and the effects of conflict. She completed a post-graduate course at the Transitional Justice Institute at Ulster University on the role of gender and gender identity in post-conflict resolution. Her unique educational background brings a deep understanding of the effects of trauma to her current work. Tara’s previous work experience includes advocacy for the LGBTQ+ community, individuals who have been incarcerated, and people with disabilities.

Alexis passionately advocates for justice on behalf of sexual assault survivors.  She received her B.A in English from Kutztown University while also obtaining her paralegal certification.  Since graduating, she has spent her career working for firms that represent Plaintiffs whose lives have been dramatically affected by the negligence of major institutions and companies.

Alexis also spends time outside of work involved in charity groups and volunteer organizations in her community.  She is an active committee member for the Eastern PA Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.  Through her work with the CF Foundation she has planned a number of large galas, great strides walks, and events to raise funds and awareness for people living with CF.  Alexis is also a member of the Girl Scouts of America where she spends time mentoring and developing young women within her community through volunteer events and activities.