

New Jersey
New York
Seton Hall University School of Law
Jennifer Brennan focuses her practice on workers’ compensation defense, representing employers, third-party administrators, and insurance companies throughout New Jersey. She has extensive experience handling workers’ compensation matters, including conducting trials and preparing witnesses and medical experts.
Prior to joining Chartwell, Jennifer practiced at a law firm in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, where she handled a wide range of workers’ compensation cases. Her experience includes attending pretrial conferences, preparing and arguing motions to dismiss, motions to compel, and motions for medical and temporary disability benefits, as well as negotiating settlements when appropriate.
Jennifer has also authored numerous articles addressing developments in New Jersey workers’ compensation law, including issues involving compensability, employer liability, and medical benefits.
While attending law school, Jennifer served as a law clerk for the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office in Pennsylvania, where she conducted legal research and prepared memoranda addressing discovery, evidence, and essential elements of criminal defenses.
New Jersey
New York
Seton Hall University School of Law
J.D., 2005
Pennsylvania State University
B.A., 2002
Jennifer Brennan focuses her practice on workers’ compensation defense, representing employers, third-party administrators, and insurance companies throughout New Jersey. She has extensive experience handling workers’ compensation matters, including conducting trials and preparing witnesses and medical experts.
Prior to joining Chartwell, Jennifer practiced at a law firm in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, where she handled a wide range of workers’ compensation cases. Her experience includes attending pretrial conferences, preparing and arguing motions to dismiss, motions to compel, and motions for medical and temporary disability benefits, as well as negotiating settlements when appropriate.
Jennifer has also authored numerous articles addressing developments in New Jersey workers’ compensation law, including issues involving compensability, employer liability, and medical benefits.
While attending law school, Jennifer served as a law clerk for the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office in Pennsylvania, where she conducted legal research and prepared memoranda addressing discovery, evidence, and essential elements of criminal defenses.