05/25/2025
Attorney John A. Bednarz, Jr., whose law office is located in Dallas, has again been selected a Pennsylvania Super Lawyer for 2025.
Bednarz is also pleased to announce that Philadelphia Magazine has foreighteen years, named him as a Pennsylvania Super Lawyer in the field ofClaimant’s Workers’ Compensation law. Only five percent of allPennsylvania lawyers obtain the status of Super Lawyer. Since 1991 Bednarz has also been a Board-Certified Civil Trial Attorney as recognizedby the National Board of Trial Advocacy, an organization approved by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to certify lawyers.
Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters business, “is a rating service ofoutstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained ahigh degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. The selection process is multi-phased and includes independent research, peer nominationsand peer evaluations.”
Attorney Bednarz was a member of the Board of Governors of the Pennsylvania Association for Justice from 1988 until 2017.
He was also honored in 2011 by the Pennsylvania Association for Justice with the receiptof the George F. Douglas Amicus Curiae Award for his outstanding appellate advocacy as an Amicus Brief Writer primarily on important Workers’ Compensation topics before the Commonwealth Court and Supreme Court of Pennsylvania and also in the case of Hutchison v. Luddy, one of the first cases in the nation filed against a priest, bishop and Roman Catholic diocese, which was decided by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in support of claims for clergy sexual abuse.
He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree, Magna Cum Laude, from King’s College in 1975 in Government and Politics, his Juris Doctor degree fromthe Villanova University School of Law (now known as the Charles WidgerSchool of Law) in 1978, and also earned a Master of Arts degree in Creative Writing in 2006 from Wilkes University.
He has been practicing law in Pennsylvania and more particularly, all of thecounties of Northeastern Pennsylvania since 1978, and limits his workers’compensation practice only to the representation of injured workers.