Sandra Reed

Sandra Reed

Senior Associate

sreed@hornwilliamson.com

Sandra is an attorney in the firm’s Construction Defect Group, where she leverages her extensive legal experience to deliver strategic and client-focused representation. Her practice is built on a foundation of clear communication, a deep understanding of legal complexities, and a steadfast commitment to achieving positive outcomes that are grounded in client goals. Sandra has a client-centric philosophy that recognizes and emphasizes the practical impact that legal disputes have on individuals, businesses, and contractors.

Sandra has become a trusted advocate for her clients. She advises and represents clients through all facets of construction disputes and legal issues. Sandra has a proven record of securing successful outcomes for her clients. She excels at negotiating positive resolutions and effectively representing clients in litigation. Notably, her zealous advocacy resulted in a significant jury verdict for a client homeowner whose home was defectively designed and constructed.

Prior to her work at Horn Williamson & Collins, Sandra honed her litigation skills as a law clerk in the distinctive Commerce Program, part of the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, Civil Trial Division. This unique experience provided her with extensive exposure to complex, high-stakes commercial litigation. She gained invaluable insights into cases involving intricate business enterprises, large-scale class actions, and other sophisticated matters demanding rigorous case management. This clerkship equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of the strategies required to navigate challenging civil disputes effectively.

Bar Admissions

  • Pennsylvania

Education

  • Rutgers Law School, J.D.
  • Stockton University, B.A., magna cum laude

Professional Affiliations

  • Pennsylvania Bar Association
  • Philadelphia Bar Association

Recognitions

  • Pennsylvania Super Lawyers Rising Stars List, Construction Litigation: 2024, 2025
  • Rutgers Law School Blaustein Award for Best Note published by Rutgers J. L. & Religion: 2018
  • Rutgers Law School Dean’s Pro Bono Award: 2018
  • Rutgers Law School Philbrook Public Interest Award: 2017