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Jason Schwartz

Jason Schwartz

USA 2026

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About

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Practice Areas

Labor, employment and trade secret litigation and investigations. Jason's experience includes workplace investigations, wage-hour and discrimination class actions, sensitive whistleblower matters, high stakes trade secret and non-compete litigation and executive disputes. He won a case of first impression in Third Circuit establishing joint employment test under FLSA; won a nuclear whistleblower case against Secretary of Labor in Eleventh Circuit; and testified before Congress regarding OSHA enforcement programs.

Career

Legislative Assistant to Congressman Jon Fox (1995-96).

Professional Memberships

Member, HR Policy Association Legal Council.

Personal

JD, magna cum laude, Georgetown University Law Center; Order of the Coif.

Chambers Review

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Chambers Guide to the USA

Labor & Employment - District of Columbia

Band 1
Band 1

Individual Editorial
Jason Schwartz has a wealth of experience representing employers in contentious matters, including wage and hour class actions and discrimination lawsuits.

Strengths

Provided by Chambers

  • Jason is exceptionally knowledgeable and thoughtful. He's a superlative employment lawyer and litigator, he thinks about everything from compliance to litigation.

    Labor & EmploymentChambers Guide to the USA
  • Jason is one of the best employment lawyers I have worked with, he can come in and help and proactively advise on tricky decisions.

    Labor & EmploymentChambers Guide to the USA
  • Schwartz is a great writer and a great thinker; he has a great vision for how to successfully resolve a case and is a subject matter expert.

    Labor & EmploymentChambers Guide to the USA

Ranked Individuals at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP (329)

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