Jimmy Chong

Jimmy Chong is licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey and in the
District Courts of Washington DC, Delaware, and the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. He has
offices in Wilmington, DE, Lansdale, PA and Philadelphia, PA. He focuses his practice on personal injury law and patent infringement law but has handled a variety of other types of law including business transactions, landlord tenant law, contract law and criminal law.

 

Jimmy has been rated by Super Lawyers, the National Trial Lawyers Association and the National Association of Distinguished Counsel. He is presently a member of the Board of Directors at the Philip Jaisohn Memorial Foundation and the Penn Asian Senior Services and has served as a member of the Board of Directors and Chairman of the Korean American Association of Greater Philadelphia. He has served as a Co-Chair or Co-Vice Chair of the Montgomery Bar Association Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee since 2019 and was awarded the Horace A. Davenport Diversity Award in 2019 for his activism to further diversity, equity and inclusion.

 

He is a Certified Mediator and Certified Arbitrator by the New Castle County Superior Court, Certified Arbitrator by the Pennsylvania Bar Association, and a member of the Pennsylvania Council of Mediators. He serves as a Mediator for Philadelphia Eviction Diversion Program since 2020 and on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Office of the Disciplinary Counsel’s Hearing Committee since 2021.

 

Jimmy earned his JD from Widener University School of Law which is presently known as Delaware Law School and his Estate Planning Certificate through the LLM Graduate Tax Program at Temple University Beasley School of Law. He earned his BS in Business Management and BA in Economics from Bucknell University while earning the Bucknell Scholarship all four years he attended the university.

 

Jimmy was born and raised in the State of Delaware, lived in Philadelphia, PA for many years but now resides with his family in Montgomery County, PA. His parents immigrated from South Korea and he proud to be a Korean- American. He enjoys playing soccer, coaching youth soccer, and has run several half marathons.