Yaël L. Dadoun

Yaël is a member of the Professional Liability Department where she focuses her practice on the representation and the defense of licensed and certified professionals regarding liability matters. More specifically her work involves the defense of legal malpractice and disciplinary matters for all types of underlying claims. Yaël represents private and public entities in a variety of civil rights litigation, employment law and education matters including defending clients against claims of harassment, bullying, discrimination and retaliation. Her clients include, but are not limited to, municipalities, school districts, recreational centers and superintendents. 

Yaël received her juris doctor degree from Widener University Commonwealth Law School, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in 2021. While in law school, Yaël was a certified legal intern at the Central Pennsylvania Law Clinic representing indigent clients in civil matters. Prior to that, she received her undergraduate degree in French and Common Law from the University Paris Nanterre in France which sparked her interest in American law.

Outside of the office, Yael devotes a portion of her time as a volunteer for the Wills for Heroes Program which provides pro-bono estate planning services to first responders, military veterans and their spouses/partners.