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Jason Edward Hammond

also known as Jason E. Hammond
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Avvo Rating8.7
  • Chicago, IL
  • Licensed for 12 years
  • Free consultation
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About Jason

When you or your loved one is injured through no fault of their own, I work tirelessly to get you the compensation you deserve.  In particular, I represent the victims of medical malpractice and nursing home abuse & neglect, as well as those who have suffered from workplace accidents and other personal injuries. 

Languages spoken

English

Contact

Hammond Law, LLC

150 N. Michigan Ave.
Suite 800
Chicago, IL, 60601

    Resume

    License
    StateStatusAcquiredUpdated
    ILActive And Authorized To Practice Law200906/13/2022
    We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer.
    Avvo Contributions
    Legal answers9
    Legal guides0
    Awards
    Award nameGrantorDate Granted
    Rising StarSuper Lawyers2020
    Top 100 Civil Plaintiff LawyersThe National Trial Lawyers2020
    Rising StarSuper Lawyers2019
    Rising StarSuper Lawyers2013
    Robert E. Lamberton AwardTemple University Beasley School of Law2009
    work experience
    TitleCompany nameDuration
    AttorneyHammond Law, LLC2016 - Present
    AttorneySalvato & O'Toole2012 - 2016
    AttorneyLevin & Perconti2010 - 2011
    Law ClerkLevin & Perconti2008 - 2010
    Law ClerkLaw Offices of James T. Vernile2008 - 2008
    Certified Legal InternTemple Legal Aid Clinic2008 - 2008
    associations
    Association namePosition nameDuration
    Illinois Trial Lawyers AssociationMember2012 - Present
    Illinois State Bar AssociationMember2009 - Present
    education
    School nameDegreeGraduated
    Temple University - James E. Beasley School of LawJD - Juris Doctor2009
    University of NevadaBA - Bachelor of Arts2005
    legal cases
    Case nameOutcome
    Jackson v. City of ChicagoVerdict for Plaintiff in the amount of $5,750,000

    Reviews

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    Review Jason Edward Hammond

    Jason E. Hammond is a 5 Star Attorney with a High Degree of Integrity and Extreme Attention to Detail ! Thank you, Jason.

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    Lawyer Timothy Joseph Fiscella

    Timothy Fiscella, Personal injury Attorney on Jan 6, 2016
    Relationship: Fellow lawyer in community

    A wonderful attorney who cares about his clients and zealously represents them

    Lawyer Kenneth Lee LaBore

    Kenneth LaBore, Nursing home abuse and neglect Attorney on Dec 28, 2012
    Relationship: Fellow lawyer in community

    I endorse this lawyer. Mr. Hammond is very knowledgeable regarding the area of nursing home abuse and neglect

    Lawyer Timothy Joseph Fiscella

    Timothy Fiscella, Personal injury Attorney on Jan 6, 2016
    Relationship: Fellow lawyer in community

    A wonderful attorney who cares about his clients and zealously represents them

    Lawyer Kenneth Lee LaBore

    Kenneth LaBore, Nursing home abuse and neglect Attorney on Dec 28, 2012
    Relationship: Fellow lawyer in community

    I endorse this lawyer. Mr. Hammond is very knowledgeable regarding the area of nursing home abuse and neglect

    Lawyer Christopher James Johnson

    Christopher Johnson, Personal injury Attorney on Nov 7, 2012
    Relationship: Fellow lawyer in community

    I endorse this lawyer.

    Cost

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    • Free Consultation Some lawyers offer a free consultation to help determine whether their services are right for your legal needs60 minutes
    OTHER BILLING TYPES
    • Contingency A contingency fee is the percent of the final award a lawyer will receive as compensation. For some of these cases, lawyers will only be paid if there is a successful outcome.33%-40%
    • Retainer Some attorneys require an upfront payment to secure their services before they begin their work.Sometimes