Brielle Brown is an associate with Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox, LLP and was a summer associate of the firm in 2020 and 2021. She graduated on the Dean’s List from Drexel University’s Thomas R. Kline School of Law where she won the award for Outstanding Achievement in a Clinical Setting after supporting the successful commutation of a Philadelphia elder. She also served as secretary of the Black Law Students Association and Online Media Editor for Drexel Law Review. Her note, “Where's my Ballot?: Why Congress Should Amend House Bill H.R.1 to Include a National Mandate of Drop Boxes for Federal Elections to Help Protect the Black Vote” was published in Volume 14 of the journal.

Brielle holds a Bachelor of Science, magna cum laude, in Communications and Rhetorical Studies from Syracuse University. She was the President of the Kappa Lambda Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta and served as academic chair for the National Pan-Hellenic Council.  

Prior to law school, Brielle honed her communications and writing skills and received an Emma Bowen Internship at WCAU NBC10 in the investigative department.  She lives in Philadelphia, where she enjoys dancing, running and trying new restaurants.

"PADEP's Interim-Final Environmental Justice Policy May Impact Your Projects: What You Need to Know," a webinar presented by MGKF, October 5, 2023