Jason T. Confair
confair@kkaglaw.com

JASON T. CONFAIR is a member of the Firm's Business Law Practice Group and Education Law Practice Group. Jason focuses his practice on advising businesses and public institutions on financial matters, real estate matters, mergers and acquisitions, entity formation, governance, tax issues, contract matters, and other critical issues. Jason emphasizes giving clients pragmatic and innovative legal advice in plain language.

PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS:

Attorney, Kegel Kelin Almy & Grimm LLP
Concentration in business, education, and real estate law

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:

Pennsylvania Bar Association
Member of the Business Law Section

Lancaster Bar Association
Member of the Corporate, Business and Bankruptcy Section, and the Real Estate Section

EDUCATION:

Pennsylvania State University
B.A. in English, 2003
B.A. in Philosophy, 2003
Minor in Business

University of Pittsburgh School of Law
J.D., 2007
J.S. Truxall Scholarship Recipient, 2004-2007
Staff Editor/Articles Editor, Pittsburgh Journal of Environmental and Public Health Law, 2005-2007

JUDICIAL CLERKSHIPS:

Judicial Clerk, Judge Patrick Tamilia, Superior Court of Pennsylvania, 2006-2008

Allocatur Clerk, Chief Justice Ralph Cappy, Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, 2005

OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

Jason's legal interests and pursuits are wide-ranging. While working as a clerk in a small Pittsburgh law firm during his second year of law school, Jason drafted successful briefs to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court, various federal and state administrative appellate bodies, and numerous state agencies. He regularly represents pro bono clients. In January of 2009, Jason will begin assisting Judge Tamilia with researching and drafting the first definitive history of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, North America's oldest court, for the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.