Jonas K Seigel

Armed with the knowledge and training very few attorneys in New Jersey have, Jonas began not only litigating cases, but also lecturing to attorneys throughout the state and country as well as overseas on trial advocacy and ethics. To date, Jonas has lectured dozens of times for the American Bar Association, New Jersey State Bar Association, New Jersey Association for Justice, National Trial Lawyers, Institute for Continued Legal Education, National Business Institute, Rutgers Law School and most recently St. Petersburg State University in Russia to name a few. He has also authored a book focused on consumer rights and several articles ranging from medical malpractice to New Jersey’s Wrongful Death Act.

The dedication Jonas made to both the profession and fellow attorneys did not go unnoticed. Jonas quickly moved up the ranks to leadership positions in nearly every organization he joined. He Chaired the Bergen and Passaic County Young Lawyers Sections of their County Bar Associations and later served as a Trustee of both. He did the same for the New Jersey State Bar Association, National Trial Lawyers, and New Jersey Association for Justice. Starting as a member of each organization and eventually leading the young lawyer sections and later becoming a Trustee, Executive Committee Member, and a Member of the Board of Governors. Jonas was also selected by the Supreme Court of New Jersey for membership and service on the District Fee Arbitration Committee (IIB – Bergen County) to help adjudicate grievances between lawyers and their clients.

Today, Jonas is proud to boast not the number of awards or multi-million dollar recoveries obtained, but the number of lives he has touched. He is thrilled to manage the first law firm in New Jersey to commit to Pledge 1% and is always looking for a new charity to support. “It’s the 2020s, injured clients want more than a billboard or tv commercial attorney – today’s injured clients want a lawyer whose core values, work ethic, and commitment to the community align with their own. Someone they could be proud of.”