About Angie
Angie Thompson earned a B.A. from Westminster College before moving on to Duquesne University School of Law, where she received her J.D. Her academic path combined a liberal arts undergraduate education with professional legal training. Those years established the foundations she would draw on in practice: careful analysis, attention to record detail, and clear writing.
After law school, Thompson entered private practice. Early in her career she took on a range of matters that required courtroom preparation and client counseling. She learned to balance the demands of casework with the procedural rigor that courts require. Colleagues describe her as methodical in courtroom preparation and straightforward in client communications.
Her work has involved litigation, administrative proceedings and negotiation. She has written pleadings, prepared evidence for hearings and developed case strategies tailored to each client’s circumstances. In the office she focuses on documenting facts, checking deadlines and building a persuasive factual record. In hearings she concentrates on presenting the record clearly and efficiently.
Thompson has also spent time refining skills beyond the courtroom. She emphasizes clear legal writing and organizes case files so that clients and opposing counsel alike can follow key developments. Time management and client intake procedures are parts of her daily work. Those tasks reduce friction and help move matters to resolution more predictably.
At Jan Dils Lawyers at Law, she is part of a team that handles a steady caseload. Her role involves interviewing clients, assessing claims and preparing cases for administrative hearings and court appearances. She works with support staff and experts when necessary, coordinating the practical steps that most cases require. The office environment places a premium on thorough preparation and practical problem-solving.
Thompson practices at Jan Dils Lawyers at Law, where her work centers on representing clients and managing litigation and administrative matters.
