Katelin M. Cordero

Katelin is an associate in the Casualty Department, where she focuses her practice on product liability and construction defect cases. She plays a key role in representing major tool manufacturers in product liability litigation, as well as defending major grocery retailers and the leading coffee shop chain in the U.S. in premises liability cases. Additionally, Katelin contributes to the defense of fire loss cases and other complex product liability matters involving catastrophic losses.

Katelin completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Miami and graduated in 2020 with a degree in Marine Policy. Thereafter, Katelin attended Temple University James E. Beasley School of Law where she graduated with her J.D. During her third year at Temple Law, Katelin participated in a practicum where she received training to become a court-appointed mediator for landlord-tenant and other small claims cases in Philadelphia Municipal Court. She was also a member of the Women’s Law Caucus and the “First Generation Law Owls”. 

Katelin joined Marshall Dennehey as a summer law clerk in 2022 and continued with the firm throughout her third year of law school.