Angella Nicole Middleton

Angella Middleton represents corporate and individual clients in a wide variety of litigation matters. Angella focuses her practice on excess and catastrophic loss, professional liability, and general litigation. Her practice includes written advocacy, legal research and motion practice.

Prior to joining White and Williams, Angella clerked for a Philadelphia personal injury firm, as well as the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office and the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office.

In law school, Angella was a Dean's List member and served as Associate Managing Editor for the Rutgers Journal of Law & Religion. Angella was selected to compete on the Rutgers Law Intramural Mock Trial Team and the AAJ Trial Advocacy Competition Team. Additionally, she was elected president of the Black Law Students Association and University Senator for the Student Bar Association. Angella also competed on the Rutgers Law Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial Team, for which she now serves as a coach. Under Angella’s leadership, the team was awarded first place in the Mid-Atlantic Region Competitions in February 2016.

Angella has served on the Board of Directors and special events committees for the Alice Paul Institute based in Mt. Laurel, New Jersey. She now serves as a motivational speaker for the Institute’s Lead-A-Way program for young girls. Angella actively supports local community and religious organizations. She enjoys mentoring and teaching disadvantaged youth.