Jerry M. Lehocky has been a litigator of workers’ compensation, Social Security disability and personal injury litigation since being admitted to practice in 1985. Initially, his practice involved representing employers and insurance companies. In 1991, Mr. Lehocky began representing claimants exclusively in the areas of workers’ compensation and Social Security disability. A proficient writer and speaker, Mr. Lehocky has written numerous articles and publications and lectured extensively on various issues involving the practice of workers’ compensation law.

As Chairman of the Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association Workers’ Compensation Section, Mr. Lehocky is involved in the organization's lobbying efforts against recent amendments to the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act and was instrumental in authoring Act 147 of 2006. He has been invited to meet with the Governor and the Pennsylvania House Labor Relations Committee on workers’ compensation issues and served as a consultant to several State Legislators. In 1997, Mr. Lehocky received the Legal Leader Award from Philaposh for distinguished service to injured workers of Pennsylvania. He also earned an accommodation of dedicated service from the State Senate of Pennsylvania for his efforts on behalf of injured workers in Pennsylvania.

Mr. Lehocky continues to serve on the Board of Governors of the Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association and was selected to sit on the Board of Directors of the Volunteers for the Indigent Program. He is a member of the Workplace Injury Litigation Group, a national organization designed to address workplace issues, and a committee member of the Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.