Stephen M. Beaudoin

Partner

T: 610.235.4683
F: 610.429.1379

790 E Market St #330
West Chester, Pennsylvania 19382

Practice Areas

Stephen M. Beaudoin, Partner of the firm’s West Chester office, concentrates his practice on the areas of workers’ compensation, employment, and litigation and has represented clients on a broad range of issues for over 20 years.

While attending law school, Steve served as Associate Editor of the Ohio Northern University Law Review and was inducted as a member of The Willis Society, where membership is reserved for students graduating in the top 10 percent of their class. Additionally, he received numerous academic awards, including the American Jurisprudence Award.

For more than 30 years, Steve has successfully represented and counseled employers, self-insureds, insurance carriers, and related entities on a broad range of complex issues.

Steve is an avid sports fan, and especially likes to attend Philadelphia Phillies games. He also enjoys spending time at the beach, Disney World, and takes road trips whenever possible, and will drive pretty much anywhere. Steve also loves spending time with his family and granddaughter.

J.D., Ohio Northern University, Claude W. Pettit College of Law, (1991)
with high distinction

B.S., Kutztown University, (1986)

Pennsylvania
Maryland
U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Bar Association

Maryland Bar Association

Southwest Airlines / Cambridge Integrated Service v. Workers’ Compensation Appeal Bd. (King), 985 A.2d 280 (Pa. Cmwlth. 2009).

H&H Foundation for Children (2015-Present)

Obtained summary judgment in favor of a dog owner in a dog bite case in Pennsylvania Common Pleas Court, which was subsequently affirmed in the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court and appealed to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court with certiorari denied. The plaintiffs were seeking in excess of $400,000 in damages.
Successfully defended an airline carrier against a workers’ compensation claim brought by a probationary employee still in training, alleging closed head injuries with cognitive and neurologic injuries and permanent impairments, that was successfully litigated through appeals to the PA Commonwealth Court.
Recovered a six-figure settlement for a tractor truck delivery driver injured after slipping on ice at a customer location while preparing his cargo to be unloaded, sustaining serious back and neck injuries.
Recovered a six-figure settlement for an emergency room nurse injured while on a medical transport vehicle, causing serious head, neck, and back injuries.