Leon Carelli, Senior Management
Background and Experience
Leon Carelli has been with Locks Law Firm since 2007, and has served as Chief Technology Officer since 2013. In his time at the firm, Leon has also served as the asbestos claims administrator, assistant systems administrator, and IT Director. Now, as CTO, Leon manages the firm's varying forensic, eDiscovery, and information technology needs. He also oversees the litigation support department and coordinates projects involving data analytics. Prior to his time at Locks Law Firm, Leon worked as a technology consultant. He also pursued a career in musical theatre, performing at various venues and touring with the Godspeed during America's 400th Anniversary.
Outside the Office
When not in the office, Leon stays involved with the performing arts in Philadelphia, and assists community members with technology needs. Leon and his husband, Daniel, are long-time activists in working for LGBTQ rights, both nationally and within Pennsylvania. They share their home with a famliy unlike any other, their dogs (Charlie and Khadgar), snake (Salazar), and Congo African Grey parrot (Cheyenne).
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Education
Shenandoah ConservatoryDrexel University
Professional Affiliations
International Legal Technology AssociationForbes Technology Council
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