Ms. Cannon concentrates her practice in Administrative Law, Regulatory Compliance and Corporate Litigation including Public Procurement, Employment and Government Litigation, including Appellate Practice. Ms. Cannon has substantial experience in all aspects of public procurement disputes at the State and local levels and advises clients at each stage of the public bidding and contract process, including challenges to specifications and award, post bid contract issues, prevailing wage and suspension and debarment. She also represents clients before a myriad of State Administrative Agencies including Labor, Treasury, Personnel and Environmental Protection.

In addition to her knowledge of Administrative and Regulatory Compliance, Ms. Cannon has experience in the areas of Employment and ERISA litigation and has represented clients in all phases of employment related litigation and compliance. She is former Township Attorney for the Township of Ewing, New Jersey.

A graduate of Colorado College and Fordham University School of Law, Ms. Cannon is admitted to practice in New Jersey and Pennsylvania (1988).

Ms. Cannon is co-author of the article "The Battle for State Contracts: What Process is Due in a Challenge to a State Contract Award"? published in the New Jersey Lawyer October/November 1996 and "Government Procurement Basics" published in the CPA Journal, May 2004. She also authored the article "Avoiding Pitfalls of Mootness on Appeal" published in the New Jersey Lawyer, April 2003. She has also authored articles in environmental areas including, "When It Rains it Pours", (addressing newly promulgated stormwater regulations) published in Mercer Business, 1994. She is a frequent lecturer on procurement, employment and other related topics. She has represented litigants in several significant published procurement and employment cases.

Ms. Cannon is very active in the Trenton Community. She sits on the Board of Directors of Womanspace, Inc., and was a member of the Executive Board of The Greater Trenton Symphony Orchestra from 1995 to 2005. She is a past member of The Union Industrial Home for Children, Corporate Resource Development Committee; Mercer County Community College, Career Service Advisory Commission; and is a past President of Trenton Business and Professional Women. She is a member of the Mercer County and New Jersey State Bar Associations.