Gabrielle Conti is an associate at our Pittsburgh office where her practice includes representing defendants in various litigation matters including but not limited to allegations related to employment discrimination, hostile work environments, negligence, and breach of contract.

Before joining O’Hagan Meyer, Gabrielle represented financial institutions in high-volume defense litigation, handling matters arising under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, Fair Credit Billing Act, Truth in Lending Act, and state statutes involving defamation, debt collection and consumer protection. She previously represented parents and children in Dependency Court as well as alleged incapacitated persons in Orphans’ Court. Gabrielle also handled complex immigration cases and request for evidence responses for corporate clients in various industries, including energy, aviation, healthcare, technology, and infrastructure.

After law school, Gabrielle clerked for the Honorable Judge John F. DiSalle in the Washington County Court of Common Pleas. During law school, she interned for the Honorable Judge Kelly E. Bigley at the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas as well as Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General – Child Predator Unit. She also completed a full-time externship with the Department of Justice – Office of Privacy and Civil Liberties in Washington, D.C. during her final semester of law school.

Outside of work, Gabrielle enjoys yoga, gardening, traveling and hiking. She also cares for her rescue pup, Hickory Jones, who she found on the side of the road in West Virginia during the COVID-19 pandemic.