Workers' Compensation
Employment Law and Labor Relations
Subrogation
Social Security
California
Maryland
Pennsylvania
California Western School of Law
J.D., 1990
Washington and Lee University
B.S., 1983
John T. Huskin, Jr. (“Jack”) brings over 20 years of experience to his practice in which he primarily focuses on workers’ compensation defense. He has represented hundreds of large corporations, insurance carriers, and self-insured companies located in Maryland and Pennsylvania. He also practices employment law with a concentration on unemployment compensation.
Jack understands the importance of regular communication with clients to provide status updates and risk exposure analysis at all stages of litigation. He is always responsive and available to his clients. Jack has saved his clients millions of dollars from the amounts sought in litigation by claimants and their counsel. Some of these representative matters include:
•Representing dozens of SSDI claimants who would not otherwise have had representation, only losing one claim in 15 years.
•Resolving hundreds of claims, by settlement or winning, for a fraction of potential liability. Recently in Maryland, he won a worsening claim with a finding of no worsening with the use of surveillance evidence. A finding of no worsening is rare in Maryland.
•Saving his client hundreds of thousands of dollars on a Pennsylvania claim by a chiropractor who alleged he was totally disabled. Through the use of forensic accounting, he proved that the claimant was not entitled to further workers’ compensation benefits and obtained a several hundred-thousand-dollar credit against any future liability.
Prior to joining the firm, Jack was a partner with a mid-sized law firm in Baltimore, where he handled workers’ compensation and labor and employment matters.
Jack is committed to giving back to the community as evidenced by his decade-long work with the Rotary Club of Baltimore in which he currently serves as president. For years, Jack has organized trips to the Dominican Republic through Rotary International for students from Temple Dental School and University of Maryland School of Dentistry to provide dental care to Dominican populations in need. Through Rotary, Jack also organizes food give-a-ways and other charitable activities in Baltimore with the club distributing over $100,000 per year from fundraising and its foundation.
Maryland Bar Association
Pennsylvania Bar Association
John T. Huskin, Jr. (“Jack”) brings over 20 years of experience to his practice in which he primarily focuses on workers’ compensation defense. He has represented hundreds of large corporations, insurance carriers, and self-insured companies located in Maryland and Pennsylvania. He also practices employment law with a concentration on unemployment compensation.
Jack understands the importance of regular communication with clients to provide status updates and risk exposure analysis at all stages of litigation. He is always responsive and available to his clients. Jack has saved his clients millions of dollars from the amounts sought in litigation by claimants and their counsel. Some of these representative matters include:
•Representing dozens of SSDI claimants who would not otherwise have had representation, only losing one claim in 15 years.
•Resolving hundreds of claims, by settlement or winning, for a fraction of potential liability. Recently in Maryland, he won a worsening claim with a finding of no worsening with the use of surveillance evidence. A finding of no worsening is rare in Maryland.
•Saving his client hundreds of thousands of dollars on a Pennsylvania claim by a chiropractor who alleged he was totally disabled. Through the use of forensic accounting, he proved that the claimant was not entitled to further workers’ compensation benefits and obtained a several hundred-thousand-dollar credit against any future liability.
Prior to joining the firm, Jack was a partner with a mid-sized law firm in Baltimore, where he handled workers’ compensation and labor and employment matters.
Jack is committed to giving back to the community as evidenced by his decade-long work with the Rotary Club of Baltimore in which he currently serves as president. For years, Jack has organized trips to the Dominican Republic through Rotary International for students from Temple Dental School and University of Maryland School of Dentistry to provide dental care to Dominican populations in need. Through Rotary, Jack also organizes food give-a-ways and other charitable activities in Baltimore with the club distributing over $100,000 per year from fundraising and its foundation.
Maryland Bar Association
Pennsylvania Bar Association
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