She is involved in the pro bono community and represents pro bono clients in their applications for U-Visas and T-Visas, which gives victims of domestic violence or trafficking the ability to gain legal status in the United States. She supports Woodley House because of its focus on empowering individuals to help them heal and lead productive and fulfilling lives. Jennifer holds a BS in Financial Economics from SUNY Binghamton and a JD from George Mason University School of Law.