• With 20 years of legal experience across government, private, and health law, Elizabeth has practiced in every division of the Court of Common Pleas, including over 10 years in the Family Division.

• Her comprehensive legal knowledge allows her to handle complex cases with expertise, efficiency, and fairness.

• Elizabeth has led initiatives to address implicit bias and promote cultural competency within the legal system.

• She believes that every individual deserves to be treated with dignity, respect, and fairness, ensuring the courtroom remains an impartial space for justice.

• Her leadership on multiple boards advocating for diversity and equity makes her a strong advocate for a more inclusive and just legal system.

An innovative problem-solver, as President of the Allegheny County Bar Association during the COVID-19 pandemic, she led with transparency and demonstrated resilience.

• Elizabeth has handled thousands of involuntary commitment hearings and guardianships, ensuring individuals receive the treatment and legal protections they need.

• Her background in mental health allows her to bring empathy and informed decision-making to cases involving vulnerable individuals.

• As a judge, she will ensure the court prioritizes compassionate, fair, and well-informed rulings.