Casey J. Hemphill
Associate
Mail: casey.hemphill@bbs-law.com
Phone|Fax|Text: 412.894.4110
Office: Pittsburgh, PA
Education
Kent State University
University of Pittsburgh School of Law, J.D.
Admissions
Bar Admissions
Pennsylvania
Hobbies/Interests
Fitness Activities
Experienced half-marathon runner
Community engagement and advocacy through service organizations
Spending quality time with family
Casey Hemphill is an associate in the Pittsburgh Office of Bennett, Bricklin & Saltzburg LLC. Casey primarily focuses on defending insurance clients in automobile and general liability matters. Casey is admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania. He is also working towards becoming a Certified International Privacy Professional to best serve his clients’ varied needs, to include their information privacy interests. Additionally, Casey maintains a strong network of information privacy and cyber law experts and professionals across the Country.
Prior to joining Bennett, Bricklin & Saltzburg, Casey served as an Assistant District Attorney for the Allegheny County District Attorney’s Office. Casey prosecuted a broad range of felony and misdemeanor crimes from the initial phases of prosecution through to verdict. Casey earned Scholarship Awards to attend Law School at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. While in Law School Casey was an Associate Editor for the Journal of Law and Commerce. He also served as the Teaching Assistant of the Cyber Law and Policy Seminar, taught by the Former U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Pennsylvania David Hickton. Casey received credit as a Law Student for leading the effort, through his public advocacy to expand the Allegheny County Bar Association’s Diversity Clerkship Program, to include additional groups of diverse candidates from Law Schools across the region.
During Casey’s undergraduate career at Kent State University, Casey was selected as one of a small number of undergraduate and graduate students nationally, to serve as an Associate in the White House - Office of Presidential Correspondence. Casey read hundreds of letters directed to the 44th President each day and contributed to selecting the 10 letters directly reviewed by the President each evening. Casey had the honor of delivering the Keynote address at the initial book tour event for Jean Marie Laskas’ NYT Bestseller, To Obama, with Love, Joy, Anger and Hope.
Casey is proud of his unique and enriching background. He is also a proud uncle and enjoys being a dedicated family member and friend.
