Krasno, Krasno & Onwudinjo

Overview:

Krasno, Krasno & Onwudinjo is a Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation law firm with a long family history of protecting the rights of injured workers. The firm was established in 1936 by Judge Isadore Krasno, who was a trial lawyer and a workers’ compensation referee and judge for almost 45 years. Judge Krasno’s son, Lester, started as a trial lawyer in the criminal, domestic and civil law fields. Lester soon realized, however, that his vocations actually lie in the same field as his father. For the following three decades, he then dedicated his career to aggressively protecting the rights of injured workers against employers and their insurance companies.

The family tradition continued with Jason Krasno. Jason also began his career in civil and criminal law, but in 1999 he joined Krasno, Krasno & Onwudinjo and has been dedicated to workers’ compensation law ever since. Jason has proudly carried on the institution his grandfather, father and other firm members established, and has expanded his Philadelphia Office from 8 to 14 attorneys. He has also spearheaded the openings of additional offices throughout Pennsylvania in his commitment to continuing his family’s dedication to protecting the rights of injured workers.

Krasno, Krasno & Onwudinjo’s other partner, Andrew Onwudinjo has been with the firm for more than twenty years. This native of Nigeria is familiar with the obstacles many immigrants face when relocating to the U.S. each year. Despite the difficulties Andrew faced as an immigrant, he has excelled in his field, and his perseverance and sense of purpose is demonstrated regularly in the office and the courtroom. As a key member of the firm, Andrew has aggressively represented thousands of injured workers through the appellate process for the firm.

Although, in its inception, Krasno, Krasno & Onwudinjo was essentially a family firm, it has grown and evolved with the addition of several dedicated attorneys and support staff. Together, they carry on the firm’s commitment to tradition, dedication, and hard work in their efforts to successfully represent the injured worker.

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