Hannah J. Molitoris

Biography Overview

Hannah J. Molitoris is a partner and trial attorney at the Philadelphia office. Ms. Molitoris proudly represents people across Pennsylvania and New Jersey who have been injured by tractor trailer drivers and their employers.

Representation is personal to Ms. Molitoris. She understands that her clients are navigating a complex and frustrating system that is completely new to them.

Ms. Molitoris’ dedication and commitment to her clients speaks through her results. In the past two years, she has secured three eight figure verdicts for her clients. In December 2024, she obtained a $29 million verdict for her catastrophically injured client which is believed to be the highest motor vehicle verdict in Chester County history. In April 2024, Ms. Molitoris obtained an $11.9 million trucking verdict in Philadelphia County. In September 2023, she obtained at $26.2 million trucking verdict in Philadelphia County which was one of the top 5 Pennsylvania Verdicts of 2023.

Ms. Molitoris’ work was recognized in 2024 by the Legal Intelligencer when she won “Lawyers on the Fast Track.” She has also been consistently recognized as a Rising Star by SuperLawyersand One To Watch by Best Lawyers.

In 2016, she received her Juris Doctor from the Thomas R. Kline School of Law at Drexel University. During law school, Ms. Molitoris was a member of the Student Bar Association, mock trial team, moot court team, and participated in the criminal law clinic. She volunteered with the Philadelphia Lawyers for Social Equity and M.E.N.T.O.R. program.

While at Kline Law, Ms. Molitoris won several academic awards including Dean's List and three CALI Excellence for the Future Awards for best student performances in Appellate Advocacy, Improvisation for Lawyers, and Advanced Trial Advocacy: Criminal Law. She also received the Kline and Specter Award for Trial Advocacy. Ms. Molitoris competed nationally in both mock trial and moot court competitions.

When Ms. Molitoris is not prepping for trial, she enjoys spending time with her husband Larry, who serves our country in the United States Army National Guard, and her dog Lincoln.