Thomas R. Beveridge was born in Elk County, Pennsylvania. He is a 1994 graduate of Widener University School of Law and a 1990 graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
Prior to joining Wolf, Baldwin & Associates, Mr. Beveridge worked for DelCollo and Mazzanti in Paoli, PA, primarily representing insurance companies and self-insured employers in all aspects of workers' compensation law. Toward the end of his career at that firm, Mr. Beveridge began to also represent some injured workers. This exposure to working on behalf of workers’ compensation claimants led him to change directions and practice exclusively on behalf of injured workers.
More recently, Mr. Beveridge was an associate of Prince Law Offices, P.C., and its Workers’ Compensation Law Clinic, where he managed the Pottstown, North Wales, and Exton offices. His practice focuses on the representation of injured workers in Pennsylvania workers’ compensation cases clients in Montgomery County, Delaware County, and Chester County.
Mr. Beveridge is an active member of the Pennsylvania Bar Association and its Workers’ Compensation Section, as well as the Montgomery County Bar Association and its Workers’ Compensation Section. He is admitted to practice before all courts of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
Mr. Beveridge has written and lectured for the Pennsylvania Bar Institute and the annual Pennsylvania Bureau of Workers’ Compensation Conference. He is a regular contributor to the Montgomery County Woman on contemporary issues in
Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation law.
Since 1995, Mr. Beveridge has lived in Pottstown and regularly supported its local activities. He is a member of the local Elks Club and also LeTip of Limerick. In his spare time, he rebuilds motorcycles, enjoys hunting and fishing and spends as much time as possible with his daughter
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