Philip Hearn | Jackson Experienced Litigation Lawyer

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About Philip
Education and Experience
Philip C. Hearn began his postsecondary career at Millsaps College in Jackson, Mississippi, where he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. After completing his undergraduate degree, Philip Hearn enrolled at the University of Mississippi School of Law in Oxford, Mississippi. He graduated from this institution with a Doctor of Jurisprudence in 1992.
After graduating from law school, Philip Hearn accepted a position as Law Clerk to Presiding Justice Dan M. Lee, Supreme Court of Mississippi. After spending one year in this position, he took a job as an associate at the firm of Langston, Frazer & Sweet, where he remained until 1994. In 1994, Philip Hearn moved on to an associate position at the firm of Maxey, Wann & Begley, where he remained for three years.
In 1997, Philip Hearn accepted a position as a senior associate at the firm of Young, Williams, Henderson & Fuselier. He worked for this firm until 2000, when he co-founded the firm of Hearn & Thomas, PLLC. After spending seven years as a partner in this firm, Philip Hearn established Hearn Law Firm in January of 2008.
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Experience
President
Hearn Law Firm
2008 - Present
Partner
Hearn & Thomas, PLLC
2000 - 2007
Admission
Mississippi
1992
Education
Millsaps College
B.B.A (Business Administration)
1989

Recognitions & Achievements
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Mississippi Association for Justice
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Federal Bar Association
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Bar Association of the Fifth Federal Circuit
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Mississippi Trial Lawyers Association
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Trial Lawyers of America
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Philip C. Hearn has received several honors and awards during his career as an attorney, including earning the distinguished BV rating from Martindale-Hubbell. A respected attorney, he has been a frequent guest speaker at both the Mississippi College School of Law and the Tougaloo College, lecturing on such topics as nursing home litigation, criminal law and expungements. In addition, he has also given talks at a number of churches in the Jackson area, discussing important issues such as employment discrimination, criminal law and civil rights.
Notable Work
Plaintiff: Attorney for the plaintiff, Steve G. Ruth. Ruth was employed by the defendant, EKA Chemicals Inc. He alleged that the company violated the age discrimination act by terminating because of his age. The defendant countered and presented facts that showed they had given Ruth several opportunities to resume normal work after his injuries. The also contend that his injuries and the subsequent leaves were not related to his age. An investigation showed that while Ruth was claiming to be unable to return to normal work function he was engaged in rigorous sports activities in his free time. The defendants motioned for summary judgement. Based in the information presented to the court a judge found that the plaintiff had failed to present evidence to support his claim of age discrimination. The summary judgement in favor of the defendant was granted and the case was closed.
Attorney for the Defendant in a case in which a police officer was accused of attempting to bribe another officer with 10k in return, said officer would make a drug charge for the defendant's friend "go away." The officer who was offered the bribe, contacted the FBI who then set up a sting operation. The Defendant paid money down towards the bribe and was subsequently charged and arrested. Said Defendant pled guilty and was sentenced to 25 months in jail.
Hearn Law Firm Highlights
Personal Injury, Divorce & Family Law