Education and background
During her time at Suffolk Law, she earned Dean’s List each semester and was awarded the Distinguished Brief Award, the Jurisprudence Award in Constitutional Law, as well as an Honorable Mention Oral Advocate Award.
Casey’s commitment to justice and fairness within the legal system became evident during her time at the Harvard Prison Legal Assistance Project where she diligently represented Massachusetts prisoners in their disciplinary hearings. In her final year of law school, Casey worked to hone her litigation skills in the Suffolk Defenders Clinic. Practicing as a Student Attorney under SJC Rule 3:03, she represented criminal defendants in the Boston Municipal Court, gaining valuable experience as a compassionate and proficient legal advocate.
