About Jason E
Jason E Piatt brings a mix of technical education and courtroom preparation to his work. He holds superior degrees in each law and engineering, and a graduate enterprise diploma. The combination shapes how he approaches evidence, witness preparation and trial strategy.
His academic document is wide. He earned a LL.M. in Trial Advocacy from Temple University’s Beasley School of Law. He received a J.D. from Duquesne University School of Law. He additionally holds a MBA from Mount Saint Mary’s University. Before turning to law he finished each a B.S. and a M.S. in Electrical Engineering at Bucknell University. The LL.M. provided focused guide in court practice and case improvement.
Piatt based Piatt Law PLLC, where he serves as a litigator and counselor. The firm handles disputes that frequently call for careful analysis of technical records and clear presentation of complicated details to judges and juries. His training in engineering informs how he evaluates schematics, check information and professional reviews. The MBA complements that background by helping him assess commercial damages and business records.
Colleagues and opposing counsel frequently notice a methodical strategy at trial. He prepares exhibits and timelines that aim to make technical material available. He trains witnesses to give an explanation for complex processes in simple language. These habits grew out of formal trial training and realistic court work.
Cases that tend to come to him contain technical evidence, product performance, electrical structures and business disputes with a technical element. He handles pretrial motion practice, evidence-gathering process disputes and trial hearings. He has worked on matters requiring coordination of experts, depositions of technical employees and detailed document review. His practice emphasizes clear presentation of truth patterns that would possibly in any other case overwhelm nontechnical decision makers.
Outside the court he focuses on case control and early evaluation to set legal proceedings approach. He places weight on building a coherent narrative supported by demonstrative evidence. That approach reflects each engineering problem-fixing and trial advocacy strategies discovered in graduate study.
He now practices at Piatt Law PLLC, handling legal proceedings and different things that increase technical and business issues.
