Kaley Gordon-Shupp

Kaley Gordon-Shupp received her law degree from the Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law in Philadelphia in 2021. Previously, she received a Bachelor’s of Arts in Religion from Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, Minnesota in 2009. At Drexel, she participated in the Criminal Litigation Field Clinic in partnership with the Defender Association of Philadelphia. She was also a Fellow with the Marshall Brennan Constitutional Literacy project, where she taught Constitutional Law to Philadelphia-area high school students. Prior to law school, Kaley gained nearly a decade of real-world experience across a range of industries, giving her a grounded perspective and a strong connection to the people she now serves as a lawyer.

Kaley’s practice focuses on Criminal Law, Traffic, and Family Law. She also has experience in Employment Law and Civil Rights litigation. She brings a sharp legal mind and a deep sense of purpose to every case, with a focus on protecting individual rights and holding powerful institutions accountable.