The Pittsburgh Office of Jones Day offers a full range of legal services with approximately sixty lawyers advising clients on matters involving litigation, transactions, the environment, labor, appeals, and intellectual property.  Our attorneys utilize the tremendous resources of a global law firm to deliver world-class representation to a local, regional, national, and international client base.  Soon to enter its third decade, the Pittsburgh Office blends the advantages of a world-wide legal presence with the immediacy only a local firm can offer.

The Pittsburgh Office has a deep roster of experienced trial attorneys who try cases and argue appeals before scores of state and federal courts, including the United States Supreme Court.  Our product liability group tries cases on the cutting edge of the law and has obtained landmark verdicts in matters of national importance.  Our transactional lawyers work in private equity, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate counseling for an international client base that spans the spectrum from start up ventures to Fortune 500 companies.  The lawyers of our labor and employment group have been involved in some of the most high-profile labor negotiations and employment class actions in the country.  On a daily basis, our Pittsburgh lawyers work closely with attorneys in other Jones Day offices around the world to deliver a unified experience to our clients in multiple jurisdictions with national and international components.

The attorneys of the Pittsburgh Office are committed to the rebirth of Pittsburgh as a commercial and civic center.  Many lawyers serve on non-profit boards, support worthy charitable causes, lend their talents to the arts, and actively participate in civic and charitable projects and activities.  The office has a very engaged pro bono program and was recently honored as co-law firm of the year for pro bono in Allegheny County.  The central downtown location of the office in the BNY Mellon building makes it easy for our attorneys to promote the vibrant arts community, work closely with state and federal officials on matters of public interest and provide legal expertise to local charities.