Kae'la Morton

Kae’la passed the bar exam with a score high enough to practice in any U.S. jurisdiction. Her legal experience spans a wide range of practice areas, including real estate, family law, bankruptcy, intellectual property, and public safety litigation. 

Most recently, Kae’la served as a law clerk at Pace Group PLLC, where she conducted in-depth research and drafted legal memoranda on real estate transactions and property disputes. As a summer associate in the Public Safety Division at the Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia, she contributed to litigation strategy and statutory interpretation. Her previous roles also include student attorney in the Intellectual Property Patent Clinic—where she successfully filed two utility patent applications with the USPTO—and Fellow with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Institute for Legal Reform, where she analyzed the legal impact of federal decisions and regulatory policies on American businesses.

Kae’la is deeply committed to public service and educational equity, demonstrated by her volunteer work with McKinley Middle School and the Public Defender’s Office in New Orleans. Her professional interests continue to evolve around real estate, finance, and estate planning, all while maintaining a strong foundation in legal research, advocacy, and strategic analysis.

As a coach, Kae’la draws on her wide-ranging legal experience and leadership background to provide structured, hands-on support. She believes in setting clear, achievable goals and actively guiding students through each stage of the application process. With a friendly and encouraging approach to admissions consulting, she creates a supportive environment that helps students build confidence while paying close attention to the details that make an application stand out.