About Robert
Robert Reedy built his legal credentials on a foundation in criminal justice and a later pursuit of formal legal training. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice from Kings College in 1977. More than two decades later he returned to school and received a Juris Doctor from Widener University Commonwealth Law School in 2000.
That educational arc gives Reedy a longer view of the law. The undergraduate study emphasized the systems and institutions that shape criminal law. The law degree supplied the doctrinal and practical tools lawyers use in court and at counsel’s table. Those strands inform how he approaches matters and strategies today.
Reedy is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania. His career has unfolded in that jurisdiction. Over the years he has engaged in legal work that requires courtroom preparation, client counseling and document drafting. He has handled matters that call for attention to procedure, evidence and statutory interpretation. Colleagues describe him as methodical and deliberate in how he prepares a case, preferring careful groundwork over improvisation.
His background in criminal justice continues to shape his perspective. It influences how he reads statutes and evaluates factual narratives. At the same time his law school training broadened his reach beyond a single subject area. That combination of practical and academic experience gives him a measured approach to both contested matters and negotiated resolutions.
Outside strict casework, Reedy has kept abreast of changes in Pennsylvania law. He approaches continuing legal education as part of practicing responsibly rather than as a formality. That attitude shows in how he prepares for hearings and in the written work he files.
Clients and peers see him as someone who values clarity. He favors plain language in legal papers and direct explanation in client meetings. He understands that legal outcomes often turn on small factual details and on the ability to present them cleanly to judges and opposing counsel.
As of 2026, Robert Reedy practices law in Pennsylvania and remains active in legal work within the state.
