About John N. Zomoida
John N. Zomoida Jr. earned his J.D. from Cleveland State University Cleveland-Marshall College of Law in 2000. He moved into practice at the turn of the century and built a profession that bridges both municipal law and insolvency things. His legal training in Cleveland shaped the early contours of his work.
He serves as a managing member of Anthony & Zomoida, where he supervises company operations and legal strategy. In that position he handles an array of things that mirror the firm’s practice areas. He additionally holds a public appointment as Director of Law and Prosecuting Attorney for the City of Struthers, Ohio, a position that locations him on the intersection of municipal governance and local prosecution.
Zomoida is licensed to practice in Ohio and earlier than the United States Bankruptcy Courts for the Northern and Southern Districts of Ohio. Those admissions signal regular involvement in insolvency instances at both the district and federal ranges. The combination of insolvency courtroom knowledge and municipal work gives him a twin perspective on public law and creditor-debtor disputes.
His involvement within the bar network extends to the Mahoning County Bar Association and the Ohio State Bar Association, where he maintains current memberships. He participates in the nearby legal community and appears regularly in county and federal dockets. Colleagues describe him as pragmatic in approach; he has a tendency to favor clear legal reasoning and steady case control.
Over the years Zomoida’s work has covered courtroom appearances, municipal advisement, and representation of clients in insolvency proceedings. He has treated things that require coordination with metropolis officials as well as litigators in federal insolvency courts. That realistic mix defines much of his day-to-day practice.
Zomoida maintains a workplace base at Town One Square. From there he balances the duties of private practice and his municipal position. He continues to manage each public and private clients, drawing on his trial experience and local government law background.
He currently focuses his practice on bankruptcy and municipal matters.
