Hobart J. Webster is an Associate in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, office of Jackson Lewis P.C. His practice is focused primarily on employment-related litigation before state and federal courts and administrative agencies.
Prior to joining Jackson Lewis, Mr. Webster worked for a regional boutique law firm where he represented and advised public entities in labor and employment matters and related litigation. Mr. Webster has counseled clients at all stages of the administrative and civil litigation process, including as lead counsel in a client’s successful appeal of a Pennsylvania trial court order regarding the Pennsylvania Child Protective Services Law and related provisions of the Public School Code resulting in the trial court’s reversal.
Mr. Webster also previously worked for the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General and as an aide to former United States Senator Frank. R. Lautenberg in Washington, D.C. During his third year of law school at the University of Pittsburgh, Mr. Webster participated in the Semester in D.C. program where he worked as a full time legal intern for United States Senator Robert P. Casey, Jr. on Capitol Hill.
