Kelley brings over fifteen years of executive legal leadership and litigation experience to Willcox Savage. She serves clients in the construction, development, and commercial sectors with a sharp focus on partnerships, contract negotiations, corporate legal strategy, risk management, and regulatory compliance.

Prior to joining the firm, Kelley served as General Counsel for a leading Mid-Atlantic construction and development firm, giving her a clear view of what clients need from counsel: strategic foresight, practical guidance, and solutions that move businesses forward.

    • Education

      • J.D., Regent University School of Law, Merit Scholarship
      • B.A., University of Virginia, English and Spanish (Minor)

      Admissions

      • Virginia
      • United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia
    • Memberships

      • Virginia State Bar
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Experience

As General Counsel for a $700M plus construction and development powerhouse, Kelley didn’t just manage legal risk—she helped shape the company’s trajectory, guiding a multi-market construction and development enterprise through partnerships, regulatory compliance, complex negotiations, and large-scale risk management. Her work helped steer major business deals and align legal operations with high-growth objectives.

News / Publications

“Design-Build Issues,” Virginia State Bar Construction Law Seminar (2018)

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