General Casualty
Health / Education Law
Workers' Compensation
Pennsylvania
Arizona
United States Court of Appeals, Third Circuit
United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Syracuse University College of Law
J.D., 1984
Indiana University
B.A., magna cum laude, 1981
Andrew Greenberg has extensive litigation experience in commercial, general casualty, and workers' compensation matters and is a recognized authority in the field of Pennsylvania workers' compensation law.
Mr. Greenberg has been an author and lecturer for the American Bar Association, the Pennsylvania Bar Institute, The Pennsylvania Defense Institute and The Pennsylvania Self-Insurers' Association. He regularly appears on the television program "Law Journal" and has been named a Pennsylvania "Super Lawyer" on multiple occasions. He serves as a regional brief judge for the American Bar Association Law Student Division, "National Appellate Advocacy Competition."
Mr. Greenberg, in collaboration with the Honorable David B. Torrey, is the co-author of the well-recognized, a four-volume authoritative treatise on Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Law, published and updated annually by Thomson-West Publishing. He was a commentator on the "Medical Cost Containment" Regulations promulgated pursuant to Act 44 of 1993. He worked with the Workers' Compensation Rules Committee that revised the Special Rules of Practice and Procedure before Judges in 1999-2000 and has consulted for the Bureau of Workers' Compensation on various issues over the past few years including application of the HIPAA "Privacy Rule" to the administration of Pennsylvania workers' compensation claims.
American Bar Association
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Philadelphia Bar Association
Pennsylvania Food Merchants Legislative Committee
Pennsylvania Self-Insurers' Association
Philadelphia Workers' Compensation Claims Association- Program Chairman
Pennsylvania Defense Institute - Co-Chair of Workers' Compensation Committee
Pennsylvania Defense Institute - Supreme Court Appellate Committee
Named as one of Pennsylvania Super Lawyers in 2005-2018 by Super Lawyers, a publication of Thomson Reuters which recognizes only 5% of attorneys.
Andrew Greenberg has extensive litigation experience in commercial, general casualty, and workers' compensation matters and is a recognized authority in the field of Pennsylvania workers' compensation law.
Mr. Greenberg has been an author and lecturer for the American Bar Association, the Pennsylvania Bar Institute, The Pennsylvania Defense Institute and The Pennsylvania Self-Insurers' Association. He regularly appears on the television program "Law Journal" and has been named a Pennsylvania "Super Lawyer" on multiple occasions. He serves as a regional brief judge for the American Bar Association Law Student Division, "National Appellate Advocacy Competition."
Mr. Greenberg, in collaboration with the Honorable David B. Torrey, is the co-author of the well-recognized, a four-volume authoritative treatise on Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Law, published and updated annually by Thomson-West Publishing. He was a commentator on the "Medical Cost Containment" Regulations promulgated pursuant to Act 44 of 1993. He worked with the Workers' Compensation Rules Committee that revised the Special Rules of Practice and Procedure before Judges in 1999-2000 and has consulted for the Bureau of Workers' Compensation on various issues over the past few years including application of the HIPAA "Privacy Rule" to the administration of Pennsylvania workers' compensation claims.
American Bar Association
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Philadelphia Bar Association
Pennsylvania Food Merchants Legislative Committee
Pennsylvania Self-Insurers' Association
Philadelphia Workers' Compensation Claims Association- Program Chairman
Pennsylvania Defense Institute - Co-Chair of Workers' Compensation Committee
Pennsylvania Defense Institute - Supreme Court Appellate Committee
Named as one of Pennsylvania Super Lawyers in 2005-2018 by Super Lawyers, a publication of Thomson Reuters which recognizes only 5% of attorneys.
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