Michael A. Klopfer

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Attorney Michael A. Klopfer graduated from Lenoir Rhyne University, located in Hickory, North Carolina, in 2010 with a bachelor's degree in political science. While attending Lenoir Rhyne University, Attorney Klopfer participated in the Washington Lutheran College Program, which enabled him to spend a semester in Georgetown, take full-time classes, and complete an internship with the Washington, D.C. Superior Court, Landlord-Tenant Division.

After completing his undergraduate studies, Attorney Klopfer attended Widener University School of Law in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. He graduated from Widener in May 2013 before taking and passing both the Maryland and New Jersey Bar Exams in the end of July/beginning of August of the same year.

Attorney Klopfer was raised in Charles County, Maryland. He played football for St. Charles Bears throughout his youth and has continuously engaged his community. Throughout the majority of high school and all of college, Attorney Klopfer maintained employment as an electrician with Dynalectric. He is a hard-working, intellectual, creative, and persistent individual—traits that make him a fighter for his clients.

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Education

  • Bachelor of Arts, Political Science
  • Lenoir Rhyne University - University Hickory, NC 2010

Juris Doctor

  • Widener University School of Law - Graduate School Harrisburg, PA 2013
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