Over the course of his career, attorney Kenneth Haley has offered advice and representation in matters ranging from criminal convictions to employment discrimination. He most recently served as an attorney and legal advisor with the Haley Law Group, in Washington, DC, where he counseled clients regarding felonies, misdemeanors, and traffic violations. During his three-year tenure in this position, Kenneth Haley also accepted a court appointment as a public defender for juvenile and criminal cases.
Kenneth Haley joined the Haley Law Firm in 2014, following service as a legal advisor and human resources consultant for TransUnion Settlement Solutions. He accepted this position after acquiring experience in employment law as a legal advisor with the White House Service Center and National Capital Region of the U.S. General Services Administration, where he began as a contract specialist.
Mr. Haley earlier relocated to the District of Columbia to serve as a legal specialist in the Superior Court. There, he focused on case and trial support for family court matters, including child abuse and neglect. He had previously served as assistant corporation counsel for the City of Chicago.
Kenneth Haley holds a juris doctor from the John Marshall Law School and a bachelor's degree in political science from Hillsdale College. Before commencing his undergraduate education, he served as a noncommissioned officer in the U.S. Marine Corps, where he received numerous medals, including the Combat Action Ribbon and the National Defense Medal.
Kenneth Haley joined the Haley Law Firm in 2014, following service as a legal advisor and human resources consultant for TransUnion Settlement Solutions. He accepted this position after acquiring experience in employment law as a legal advisor with the White House Service Center and National Capital Region of the U.S. General Services Administration, where he began as a contract specialist.
Mr. Haley earlier relocated to the District of Columbia to serve as a legal specialist in the Superior Court. There, he focused on case and trial support for family court matters, including child abuse and neglect. He had previously served as assistant corporation counsel for the City of Chicago.
Kenneth Haley holds a juris doctor from the John Marshall Law School and a bachelor's degree in political science from Hillsdale College. Before commencing his undergraduate education, he served as a noncommissioned officer in the U.S. Marine Corps, where he received numerous medals, including the Combat Action Ribbon and the National Defense Medal.
