Michael Vincent Quatrini

Michael Vincent Quatrini is a distinguished attorney practicing in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Dickinson College in 2004, where he was actively involved in student governance and athletics, including serving a three-year term on the Student Senate and participating in Varsity Soccer. He also enriched his education by studying Italian in Bologna, Italy.

In 2007, Michael graduated from Duquesne University School of Law. During his tenure there, he was a three-year member of the Student Bar Association and led as its President in his final year. His leadership role extended to representing Duquesne on the Young Lawyers Division board of the Allegheny County Bar Association. Michael furthered his legal education in Rome, studying Canon and Roman Law, and contributed to legal scholarship by writing on "Bail" for an update to Professor Bruce Antkowiak's criminal law manual. He also served on the University Advisory Committee and the Law School's academic disciplinary board, earning three C.A.L.I. Awards in Appellate Practice and Procedure, Tax Exempt Organizations, and Trial Advocacy.

Michael is a proud member of several bar associations, including the Westmoreland County, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, and American Bar Associations. He is authorized to practice in the courts of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania.

Residing in Pittsburgh's Shadyside neighborhood with his wife, Megan, Michael remains actively engaged in the legal community through the Pennsylvania Bar Association, Pittsburgh Urban Magnet Project (P.U.M.P.), and the Duquesne Law School Alumni Association. Outside of his professional commitments, he enjoys skiing, boating, golfing, engaging in politics, and supporting the Pittsburgh Steelers and Penguins.