About Ali Audi

Ali M. Audi grew up in Hershey, PA, graduating from Hershey High in 1997. He went on to graduate from the Pennsylvania State University with a major in Journalism and a minor in Sociology. During his Penn State career, Ali participated in the Hearst Journalism Awards and Society of Professional Journalists awards programs, garnering top 20 national rankings (and top 10 school rankings) in the Broadcast journalism category.

After spending time working at the Hershey Medical Center in the records department, Ali went to law school at the Penn State Dickinson School of Law in Carlisle. During law school, he interned for Judge Kim Gibson in the Federal District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania, a boutique bankruptcy firm in York and JSDC in Hershey. Ali was a member of the Appellate moot court team and the moot court board while in law school. He graduated with a certificate in dispute resolution and advocacy and as a certified Miller Center public interest advocate.

After graduating from law school, Ali worked for several large firms in Philadelphia, eventually spending six years at one of the country’s largest Plaintiff-side securities litigation firms. In 2014, Ali went to work at the Miller Law Group in Berks County. While there, he had a general practice including representing clients in bankruptcy, family law, collections, civil litigation, immigration and employment law.

Ali has taught Continuing Legal Education courses on subjects including business valuations; family law; trusts and estates; legal technology and finding free information on the web.

Ali currently lives in Hershey with his wife, Kelli, and their sons, Aeneas and Tarik. He likes to spend his free time coaching his sons’ teams, golfing and travelling.