Randall Wenger Esq.
Chief Counsel
Independence Law Center

Independence Law Center’s chief counsel, Randall Wenger, has dedicated his lifework to protecting our God given freedoms and to engaging our culture. His commitment to these liberties led him to leave a career in the business field after receiving training at the University of Chicago, and earn a law degree from the University of Pennsylvania.

As an attorney with Clymer & Musser in his native Lancaster County, and later with Boyle, Neblett & Wenger in the Harrisburg area, Mr. Wenger practiced in numerous federal appellate and district courts around the country, specializing in public policy litigation. His work earned recognition from Alliance Defense Fund leaders as someone uniquely qualified to advocate for liberty and pro-family issues.

In 2006, he founded the Independence Law Center, a non-profit legal organization specializing in the protection of civil liberties and engaging our culture. The group is headquartered near the State Capitol in Harrisburg.

Randall and Tina Wenger have been married for 14 years and have 6 children.

The Independence Law Center is assisted in its work by the staff of the Pennsylvania Family Institute and a growing network of pro-bono attorneys throughout the Commonwealth.

Kristen Lombardi
2009 Fall Intern
Independence Law Center

Kristin is a senior at Messiah College, where she is majoring in Christian Ministries with a concentration in Youth Ministries. An alumna of PA Family Institute’s City on the Hill Leadership Conference, she is currently conducting a research project on the role of the Church in prison reform. Kristin plans to pursue law school following her undergraduate studies. She hopes to use her ministry and law training to advocate for underprivileged youth and families.