Government Contract Claims
Workers' Compensation
Commercial Litigation
Employment & Labor law
Medical Marijuana
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
United States Court of Federal Claims
Temple University Beasley School of Law
J.D., 2006
Pennsylvania State University
B.S., 2003
Jason Hanford focuses his practice on workers’ compensation, general litigation, government contract claims and employment and labor law. Jason has experience representing self-insured employers, insurance companies, hospitals, employers of healthcare workers, and governmental and quasi-governmental agencies in workers’ compensation and employment law matters. In addition, he focuses a portion of his practice on representing insurance carriers and employers in fee review disputes, both before fee review hearing officers and on appeal. Jason is a member of the firm’s Medicare Set-Aside team and focuses on emerging medical trends in Pennsylvania workers’ compensation claims, including opioids, compounded pain creams and medical marijuana.
Jason helps his clients by setting expectations and avoiding surprises whenever possible. He believes the best way to help his clients is to work together with them in order to achieve the best possible outcomes. All lawyers strive to be creative and aggressive, but clients must also be included in finding the appropriate and effective approach for their particular cases. Jason has recovered over $1 million for Pennsylvania workers’ compensation clients from the Pennsylvania Supersedeas Fund.
Jason is a frequent lecturer on the topic of Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation, having spoken before groups throughout the state as well as at the National Workers’ Compensation Conference in Las Vegas. In 2012, he was appointed as the co-chair of the Workers’ Compensation Section of the Montgomery County Bar Association and is still presently serving in that position.
While in law school, Jason participated in an award-winning trial advocacy program, earning a commendation for "Outstanding Oral Advocacy.” He also served as a staff member and editor of the Temple Political and Civil Rights Law Review.
Pennsylvania Bar Association
American Bar Association
Montgomery County Bar Association - Workers' Compensation Committee
"How Medical Marijuana Will Impact PA Employers and Insurers," Moderator, Philadelphia, PA, April 20, 2018
Selected to Pennsylvania Rising Stars® 2010
Jason Hanford focuses his practice on workers’ compensation, general litigation, government contract claims and employment and labor law. Jason has experience representing self-insured employers, insurance companies, hospitals, employers of healthcare workers, and governmental and quasi-governmental agencies in workers’ compensation and employment law matters. In addition, he focuses a portion of his practice on representing insurance carriers and employers in fee review disputes, both before fee review hearing officers and on appeal. Jason is a member of the firm’s Medicare Set-Aside team and focuses on emerging medical trends in Pennsylvania workers’ compensation claims, including opioids, compounded pain creams and medical marijuana.
Jason helps his clients by setting expectations and avoiding surprises whenever possible. He believes the best way to help his clients is to work together with them in order to achieve the best possible outcomes. All lawyers strive to be creative and aggressive, but clients must also be included in finding the appropriate and effective approach for their particular cases. Jason has recovered over $1 million for Pennsylvania workers’ compensation clients from the Pennsylvania Supersedeas Fund.
Jason is a frequent lecturer on the topic of Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation, having spoken before groups throughout the state as well as at the National Workers’ Compensation Conference in Las Vegas. In 2012, he was appointed as the co-chair of the Workers’ Compensation Section of the Montgomery County Bar Association and is still presently serving in that position.
While in law school, Jason participated in an award-winning trial advocacy program, earning a commendation for "Outstanding Oral Advocacy.” He also served as a staff member and editor of the Temple Political and Civil Rights Law Review.
Pennsylvania Bar Association
American Bar Association
Montgomery County Bar Association - Workers' Compensation Committee
"How Medical Marijuana Will Impact PA Employers and Insurers," Moderator, Philadelphia, PA, April 20, 2018
Selected to Pennsylvania Rising Stars® 2010
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