Edward M. Nass is currently Of Counsel to NASS CANCELLIERE. Mr. Nass has devoted his entire legal career to protecting and pursuing the rights of individuals who have been injured, disabled, or died from asbestos exposure, or the result of accidents, work injuries, medical malpractice and dangerous products. Mr. Nass has particularly distinguished himself as a trial attorney in all types of civil litigation. He has tried to verdict over 350 cases in his career. Twenty of his jury verdicts have been in excess of one million dollars. He has been honored with the Pennsylvania Super Lawyer designation since its inception, and was recently named as one of the nation’s TOP ONE PERCENT of attorneys by the National Association of Distinguished Counsel. He also holds the highest attorney rating from Martindale-Hubbell.

Mr. Nass is well-known for his representation of asbestos victims. He handled his first asbestos case in 1981, and over the past 35 years, has represented thousands of asbestos victims, including hundreds of mesothelioma victims. Mr. Nass has won numerous multi-million dollar jury verdicts for asbestos victims from around the country. He is the only attorney to have ever won an asbestos trial in both Montgomery and Chester County. He was the first attorney in the country to have ever obtained a jury verdict against Dana Corporation, after Dana had obtained over 20 jury verdicts in its favor.

Mr. Nass is a devoted husband and father of four children. He also serves as an elder at the Lower Brandywine Presbyterian Church in Wilmington, Delaware.

Admission Details

1981, Pennsylvania Supreme Court
1981, U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania
1987, U.S. Court of Appeals, 3rd Circuit

Law School Attended

Villanova University School of Law
Class of 1981
J.D.

University Attended

American University
Class of 1978
B.A.
Political Science

Associations & Memberships

American Association for Justice
Pennsylvania Association for Justice
American Bar Association
Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association
Philadelphia Bar Association