Karen DiSalvo

Karen Disalvo joined the firm in 2024. In her 21 years as a Pennsylvania educator, Karen has taught a variety of courses including Legal Research and Writing, Legal Ethics, and Fundamentals of Speech Communication.

Karen received her bachelor’s degree from The Pennsylvania State University in 1993. While in college, she was enrolled in the University Scholars Program (subsequently renamed the Schreyer Honors College), an honors program from which she received her degree in English Literature. Karen received her J.D. cum laude from the Dickinson School of Law in Carlisle, PA. While in law school, she was the Associate Editor of the “Dickinson Journal of International Law” and was a regular contributing columnist to the school’s newspaper, the “Judicial Notice.”

Karen is the Vice President of the Election Research Institute, a nonprofit organization developed to restore trust in U.S. elections through research, education, and litigation support. The Election Research Institute was established to protect voting rights by identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities in election systems, and advocating for lawful, fair elections and government transparency.