Barri A. Reisch, Esq., has joined Talenfeld Law, Florida’s only law firm dedicated exclusively to protecting abused, disabled and injured children. Reisch joins the firm as an associate and will focus her practice on foster care and disabled persons damages, civil rights, personal injury, and child welfare litigation.

“Barri’s commitment to child advocacy makes her the perfect fit for our firm,” said Howard Talenfeld, firm managing partner.

While studying at Emory University School of Law, Reisch was a part-time legal intern for the Barton Child Law and Policy Center’s Appeal for Youth Clinic. In this role, she provided post-conviction relief for former foster children as well as representation for foster children in administrative disciplinary hearings before several Georgia County School Boards. Additionally, she served as a clerk for Judge Clarence F. Seeliger in the DeKalb County Superior Court of Georgia.

Reisch is the founder of the Family Law and Child Advocacy Society at Emory University School of Law, and she served as the organization’s president from 2011 until her graduation.

Reisch earned her Bachelor of Science in psychology from the University of Florida, graduating cum laude in 2009. She graduated from Emory University School of Law in 2013 and was the recipient of the Dean’s Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement in Evidence.

“From an early age, I developed an interest in mentoring and coaching youth. This passion to help these vulnerable individuals has stayed with me,” said Reisch. “I am excited to join the team at Talenfeld Law and be a part of the nation’s premier children’s rights practice.”

About Talenfeld Law

Talenfeld Law is Florida’s only law firm exclusively dedicated to protecting the rights of abused, disabled and injured children. The firm was founded by Howard Talenfeld, a preeminent children’s rights lawyer, who has earned numerous significant, multimillion dollar awards for foster children, the developmentally disabled and others harmed while under the care of state agencies and contracted care providers. The firm, including its prior incarnation, has been involved in precedent-setting actions and systemic reform and has established a reputation as champions of the rights of the abused in personal injury claims for damages. Learn more at www.JusticeForKids.us