Jason P. Kutulakis Jason is a founding member and senior partner of the law firm of Abom & Kutulakis, L.L.P.. Following his graduation from The Dickinson School of Law, he worked on the complex litigation involving Three Mile Island. In 1997, Jason joined the Dauphin County Public Defender’s Office where his primary responsibilities were in the Appellate and Juvenile Divisions. In 1999, he joined the law firm of Marshall, Smith and Haddick, P.C. That law firm focused its practice in the defense of medical malpractice, premises liability, commercial and general litigation and workers’ compensation matters. While working for Marshall, Smith & Haddick, P.C., Jason appeared before workers’ compensation judges in Williamsport, Chambersburg, Reading and Harrisburg. He also litigated premises and general liability matters in Dauphin and Cumberland County Courts of Common Pleas on behalf of major food retail stores. He has argued before the Pennsylvania Commonwealth, Superior and Supreme Courts on numerous occasions. Jason also has extensive appellate experience and has obtained numerous successful outcomes in the Pennsylvania Commonwealth, Superior and Supreme Courts, including cases of first impression. Jason practices in the area of construction law, civil litigation, workers’ compensation insurance defense litigation, business counseling, child welfare, and municipal law. Jason is counsel to various size businesses in south central Pennsylvania and provides counsel to insurance carriers as well. Jason has lectured at the Pennsylvania State University and other venues across Pennsylvania on child welfare and juvenile law. In 2004, he formed the non-profit organization “The Pennsylvania Children and Youth Solicitors’Association.” Jason has served as the Solicitor for Dauphin County Social Services for Children and Youth Services since 2000 and has served as the Assistant Solicitor for Cumberland County from 2003 through 2005. In 2006, The Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Children’s Rights Committee awarded Jason with The Child Advocate of the Year Award. |
