Firm News

Sep 12, 2022

Ifrah Law Welcomes New Associate Abbey Block to Litigation Practice

We are pleased to announce the addition of Associate Abbey Block to Ifrah Law’s litigation practice. Abbey’s path to law began as a journalism major, where she learned to couple her passion for advocacy through writing with her litigation experience to create persuasive, effective arguments. Prior to joining Ifrah Law, Abbey served as a judicial law clerk in Delaware’s Kent County Superior Court where she worked on complex trial and appellate court litigation cases. Her work included analyzing case law, statutes, pleadings, depositions and hearing transcripts to draft bench memoranda and provide recommendations to the judge. She also assisted in drafting opinions that decided dispositive motions and appeals from lower courts and administrative agencies.

Ifrah Law’s Founding Partner Jeff Ifrah noted, “Judicial clerkships build incredible skills. Abbey’s experience and unique perspective of the judicial system will be of great benefit to our active federal litigation practice team, and to Ifrah Law clients.”

Abbey received her J.D. from William & Mary Law School, graduating cum laude with a Criminal Law and Procedure Concentration. She served on the William & Mary Law Review and earned membership with The Order of the Barristers, and the Phi Delta Phi Legal Honor Society. Abbey was also a member of the William & Mary National Trial Team, and served as the team’s Lead Recruitment Counsel. While earning her law degree, she worked as an extern for the Williamsburg James City County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office, and for the York Poquoson Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office. She also served as a summer law clerk for the Delaware Department of Justice.