Elizabeth Lippy

Elizabeth Lippy is an accomplished attorney based in Lansdale, Pennsylvania, focusing her practice on Criminal Defense and Civil Litigation. With a strong track record of successful trials before judges and juries, she brings a deep passion for the law into the courtroom. Raised locally, she graduated from Norristown Area High School and pursued higher education at the Pennsylvania State University, where she majored in Speech Communication and minored in German. Her undergraduate focus on linguistics and speech has significantly contributed to her trial advocacy skills.

Following her graduation in 2000, Ms. Lippy earned an academic scholarship to attend Temple University James E. Beasley School of Law. During her time there, she was an active member of the nationally recognized trial team, earning accolades from the Center for Forensic Economic Sciences and the International Academy of Trial Lawyers, including the Best Advocate award in a regional competition. She continues to give back to her alma mater as an Adjunct Professor of Trial Advocacy.

Ms. Lippy has been honored as a “Lawyer on the Fast Track” by the Legal Intelligencer, a distinction awarded to only 30 attorneys annually in Pennsylvania. Additionally, she has been named a Rising Star by Pennsylvania Super Lawyers for the past two years.

In her commitment to community service, Ms. Lippy has volunteered for several organizations and recently served as chairwoman of Norristown’s Municipal Waste Authority. Within the legal community, she is a Co-Chair of the Member Services Committee of the local bar association and has held leadership roles such as President of the Montgomery American Inn of Courts and Immediate Past-Chair of the Young Lawyer’s Section of the Montgomery Bar Association. She has also chaired the Women in the Law section and is a member of the Criminal Defense Committee. Her writing skills are demonstrated in her role as Immediate Past-Editor of the Montgomery Law Reporter, and she serves as Assistant Solicitor for the Montgomery County Fraternal Order of Police Memorial Committee.