Jill Elaine Greene, Esq.
Jill Elaine Greene, Esq. is the namesake and leader of her team of fearless female attorneys fighting for justice at the Law Office of Jill Elaine Greene, located in Avon-by-the-Sea, Monmouth County, NJ.
A seasoned attorney, with 30 years of legal experience, Jill was practically born with a gavel in her hand. Her father, David Greene, established his general practice law office in 1949. He was a respected and beloved pillar in the community. Born and raised at the Jersey Shore, Jill often accompanied her father to the office, gaining early exposure to the world of law.
Jill completed her undergraduate education at Penn State. She then journeyed to the capital, graduating from American University in Washington D.C. with a Master’s Degree in Anthropology. It was during this time that Jill also found time to participate in after school programs at the National Cathedral School.
It wasn’t long before Jill, while in law school, began formally clerking for her father, learning about legal systems from the ground up. In time, she was drafting briefs and assisting clients. After graduating from the Rutgers School of Law, exactly 40 years after her father, Jill fulfilled her dream to work side by side with him as a licensed Attorney at Law.
After her father passed in 2015, Jill continued in his large footsteps, carrying his legacy on her tiny shoulders. The torch was passed and soon Jill was leading the helm, devoting herself and her team to the causes of both her father’s loyal clients and her new ones.
At the Law Office of Jill Elaine Greene, Jill continues to light the path towards justice for all her clients. She has stood vigil in protecting her clients’ rights, with sharp focus in the areas of Personal Injury and Workers’ Compensation. Jill’s attention to the rights of her clients is only rivaled by her attention to the rights of animals. Often engaged in animal rescue efforts, Jill has fostered up to six dogs at one time. At home, these dear creatures offer her comfort and recharge her batteries, so she can be prepared and ready to fight her battles back in Court.