Jennifer Cedor is a Supervising Attorney with Health Law Advocates (HLA), where she leads the Immigrant Health Initiative and works to improve access to health care for immigrant communities. In this role, she oversees legal services, policy advocacy, and outreach efforts aimed at helping immigrant patients secure health coverage and address unaffordable medical bills. Jennifer also leads HLA’s Medical-Legal Partnership for Immigrants, collaborating with hospitals and community health centers to address immigration-related barriers to care as a critical social determinant of health. Prior to joining HLA, Jennifer worked at the Massachusetts Trial Court’s Boston Court Service Center and served as a Public Defender with the Committee for Public Counsel Services in the Mental Health Litigation Division.

Jennifer earned her Juris Doctor from Suffolk University Law School, where she served as a Symposium Editor for the Health and Biomedical Law Journal and as Vice President of the Health and Biomedical Law Society.