About Gabriela G.
Gabriela G. Raful took a conventional path into law. She earned a Bachelor of Science from Kutztown University in 2008 and completed her J.D. at Widener University Commonwealth Law School in 2012. Those years framed the early shape of a legal career that combined hands-on office work with courtroom interests.
Her early experience included a paralegal role at Weinstein, Schleifer & Kupersmith, PC in 2009. That same year she is also listed as an associate at Galfand Berger, LLP. The records do not elaborate on how those positions overlapped, but both stints reflect early exposure to firm practice and client work.
Raful is admitted to practice in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey. She maintains memberships in several local and state bar groups, including the Pennsylvania Association for Justice, the Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association and the Berks County Bar Association. Those affiliations place her among lawyers who handle contested matters and courtroom work.
Colleagues describe her as someone who built practical legal skills at the firm level before and after law school. The combination of paralegal and associate roles gave her familiarity with case preparation, pleadings and client intake. She also gained experience working within established firm structures, handling files that required collaborative effort among attorneys and support staff.
Her practice is anchored in eastern Pennsylvania. She keeps a presence in Philadelphia and in the Reading and Lancaster markets. She also operates in the Allentown-Bethlehem corridor and maintains space at the USW Local 6996 Hall. That geographic spread allows her to handle matters across several counties and to meet clients in multiple locations.
Raful’s memberships suggest a professional interest in litigation and the processes that take cases to trial. She has been active in local bar activities and trial lawyer circles, attending events and contributing to the legal community through those organizations. The record available here concentrates on education, early positions and association work rather than on a list of reported cases or published writings.
She continues to practice law in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, maintaining regional offices and participating in trial lawyer and bar association activities. Her current practice focuses on trial and civil litigation matters.
