Attorney Konrad B. Jarzyna is a graduate of The Pennsylvania State University and The University of Pittsburgh, School of Law.

Born and raised in Poland, he came to the United States in 1993 and graduated from Governor Mifflin High School.

Following Law School, Konrad worked as a Law Clerk for the Honorable Gerald R. Solomon, a Public Defender for The York County Public Defender s Office, and then spent six years in the private sector.

Konrad is admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania and before the United States District Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. He is also a member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association, Berks County Bar Association, Pennsylvania Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Polish-American Heritage Association of Berks County.

Konrad has successfully represented clients in criminal, civil litigation and family matters. His experience also encompasses appellate work, family immigration, zoning and municipal law, social security disability and unemployment claims. Other than utilizing his experience, Konrad focuses on building a strong attorney/client relationship as a key component of any successful case. He takes pride in making sure that each client is able to communicate with him on a daily basis and in his clients being well informed about the area of law applicable to their cases.

Each year, Konrad coaches the Governor Mifflin Mock Trial team, which has won two county championships in the last four years. He is also an active volunteer at Kutztown University, where he has given several presentations to the student body as part of events held for Off Campus Housing, Student Orientation, and Greek Life. He has had two articles published in the Polish Daily News, Nowy Dziennik, relating to post 9/11 changes in immigration law.