About Amanda Kurecian

Amanda L. Kurecian is an experienced attorney who previously operated her own firm and served as of counsel at a suburban law office before joining Kline & Specter, where she currently works in the Mass Tort department. Since 2018, she has been part of a medical device product liability team that successfully litigated hundreds of transvaginal mesh cases against major pharmaceutical corporations including Johnson & Johnson, resulting in several eight- and nine-figure verdicts. She managed all litigation aspects including evaluating claim viability, reviewing medical records, conducting legal research, drafting correspondence and briefs, and representing clients at conferences.

Kurecian conducted depositions of clients, expert witnesses, and treating physicians while assisting lead attorneys in trial preparation. Previously at Ashby Law Offices in Quakertown, Pennsylvania, she handled estate, family, and orphans' court matters, performing legal research, drafting pleadings, and representing clients at court conferences and hearings. She held legal internships with the Montgomery County Office of the Public Defender and the Hon. Edward G. Smith of Northampton County Court of Common Pleas.

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Education

Thomas R. Kline School of Law at Drexel University
Juris Doctor, cum laude (Public Service Honors)
Lehigh University
Undergraduate

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