About Thomas Uliase

For three decades, Thomas Uliase has provided outstanding advocacy for injured federal workers. He founded the law office of Uliase & Uliase with his father in 1989. He continues the firm’s legacy with his wife and son, exclusively handling federal workers’ compensation cases.

Mr. Uliase takes pride in his reputation as a knowledgeable and tenacious lawyer. In addition to his extensive understanding of the federal workers’ compensation system, Tom’s responsiveness and ability to communicate the process to clients are the professional qualities that set him apart in the field. His distinguished track record has earned him a rating of AV Preeminent®, the highest peer rating standard by Martindale-Hubbell® Peer Review Ratings™.

Education and Professional Experience
Tom earned his bachelor’s degree from Lafayette College and his law degree from Widener University. At Widener, he was a member of the Moot Court Honor Society, and he served as editor of the student-run Delaware Journal of Corporate Law.

Mr. Uliase began to concentrate his legal work on federal workers’ compensation in the 1980s, when he received multiple case referrals involving injured federal employees. He quickly found a deficiency in the system. Dealing with the government brought on a slew of additional obstacles for federal workers, which created a difficult and frustrating claims process. For this reason, Uliase & Uliase exclusively handles cases involving the federal workers’ compensation system. Clients can be sure they’re receiving the specialized help they need.