Jorge R. Quintana-Lajara

From a young age, the aspiration to be a trial attorney captured Jorge R. Quintana-Lajara's imagination. However, it was a personal experience—a serious car accident during his teenage years, and the subsequent legal battle—that solidified his life's mission. His commitment to seeking justice for those injured by the actions of others became unwavering. Today, as an attorney, the most rewarding aspect for Jorge is the fulfillment derived from witnessing a client's happiness and gratitude when justice is served, and their case is favorably resolved.

Clients under Jorge's representation attest to his qualities as a hardworking and dedicated attorney. His approach is marked by treating individuals with the respect and decency that every human being deserves. Beyond the legal realm, he forges lasting friendships with clients, fostering an environment where they feel comfortable reaching out about legal issues affecting them or their loved ones.

Jorge R. Quintana-Lajara, a bilingual attorney proficient in English and Spanish, has dedicated his practice to personal injury and insurance matters in State and Federal courts since graduating from law school in 2000. His legal journey began as a Clerk at the U.S. District Court (District of Puerto Rico) under Magistrate Judge Justo Arenas. Subsequently, he served as Assistant General Counsel at the Puerto Rico Economic Development Bank.

His career evolved to representing local and national insurance companies in State and Federal Court, handling diverse litigation such as automobile and premises liability, medical malpractice, products liability, environmental damages, and civil rights violations. Later, he transitioned to a Plaintiffs' practice, securing seven-figure judgments and settlements, earning him recognition as a Lifetime Member of the Multi Million Advocates Forum. Jorge is also actively engaged in class action litigation concerning electronic data breaches and consumer rights.

For almost a decade, Jorge represented the Puerto Rico Insurance Commissioner’s Office in various litigation matters and served as a Court-Appointed receiver/liquidator for six insurance companies. He extended his counsel to receivership/liquidation proceedings in Florida, U.S.A., and the Republic of Panama.

In addition to his legal contributions, Jorge has advised and represented the Puerto Rico Insurance Brokerage Office, counseled the Puerto Rico House of Representatives on the review of the Puerto Rico Civil Code and other proposed laws, and authored scholarly articles and precedent-setting judgments.