About Jackeline Biddle
Jackeline Biddle Richard is an attorney admitted to practice in New York and New Jersey. She earned her law degree from Rutgers School of Law–Newark and has built a career spanning more than two decades in private practice. Colleagues describe her as someone who favors direct, practical advocacy over rhetoric.
She attended Rutgers School of Law–Newark, where she completed her legal education before entering practice. The record shows sustained professional activity since the early 2000s. That academic grounding led directly into firm work and then into leadership roles of her own.
Her career began in firm settings. In 2001 she worked as an associate at Lynch martin. By 2003 she had become a partner at McLaughlin and Biddle. A year later she opened the Jackeline Biddle Law Office and served as its managing lawyer starting in 2004. In 2023 she assumed the managing lawyer role at JBR Immigration, also styled as J. Biddle Richard Law PLLC. The timeline traces a steady shift from staff attorney to firm leadership.
Her memberships reflect the areas in which she practices. She has been a member of the American Bar Association since 2002. She joined both the American Immigration Lawyers Association and the El Paso Bar Association in 2023 and retains those memberships. These affiliations indicate active engagement with professional groups at national and local levels.
Throughout her career she has handled matters that align with immigration practice, and her firm names reflect that specialty. She has represented clients in immigration-related matters at different stages of her career and has run small firms focused on those issues. Her work combines direct client counseling and case work with the administrative tasks needed to run a practice.
Today she serves as the managing lawyer of J. Biddle Richard Law / JBR Immigration. She continues to represent clients in immigration matters and to oversee the operations of her practice. She currently focuses on immigration law at J. Biddle Richard Law / JBR Immigration.
