Jerry McDevitt Net Worth

Pittsburghers likely think of professional wrestling when they think of Kurt Angle or Bruno Sammartino. However, it would also be remiss of them not to remember attorney Jerry McDevitt who has become an integral figure within the legal realm of professional wrestling since the 1980s. McDevitt has become an essential member of Vince McMahon’s trust team while serving as counsel for several wrestlers including Raven and former World Heavyweight Champion Orlando Jordan.

McDevitt has represented WWE wrestlers and various professional sports franchises and companies for several years, as well as private companies. He has successfully litigated several high-profile cases involving allegations of bribery, public corruption, money laundering, mail fraud, wire fraud conspiracy to commit fraud or any violation of federal law. With an expansive national practice including Pennsylvania and New York federal courts as well as international forums.

His firm boasts a robust general litigation practice, specializing in class actions and complex commercial disputes. He has represented both corporate entities and individuals on matters ranging from securities fraud, antitrust violations, product liability matters and privacy rights to consumer protection issues and complex civil litigation proceedings involving financial institutions.

Although many may assume he is single, this is not true – Jerry McDevitt is married and has several children of his own. He enjoys an extremely fulfilling relationship with them all and thanks to their hard work has accomplished his life goals and become one of the world’s most beloved figures.

McDevitt graduated from Baltimore Monster Factory and co-founded Maryland Championship Wrestling along with Mark “The Shark” Shrader in 1998. While at MCW, he feuded with top performers including Joey Matthews and Orlando Jordan; additionally he opened Bone Breakers Pro Wrestling Training Center in Halethorpe Maryland that boasts students such as WWE stars Lita James and Mickie James as well as Florida Championship Wrestling star Calvin Raines as pupils.

McDevitt was appointed co-chair of the New Jersey State Bar Association’s Ethics Committee in 2007 and helped draft and implement its first comprehensive anti-corruption statute in New Jersey. Paul has also spoken on various ethics-related topics at numerous seminars, and written articles regarding ethical concerns in the legal profession. He has earned a national reputation for excellence in ethics. Dedication to his community was also recognized with his appointment to local and regional boards and councils, membership in both the American Academy of Trial Lawyers and Pennsylvania Bar Association as well as serving on the Pittsburgh Ballet Board of Directors.