About Matthew R.
Matthew R. Zwick earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law in 2012. He arrived at law program after undergraduate research and finished at some point of a period of difference in legal practice and technological know-how. The degree marked the formal start of a professional legal career that now spans multiple state and federal admissions.
He is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. He also holds admission to the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Those credentials allow him to appear in each state courts and in federal appellate proceedings across the Third Circuit. His admissions mirror a practice that crosses state lines and federal boundaries.
Early in his career he built courtroom experience and legal writing abilities which are important on appeal and in trial-degree legal proceedings. Court filings, oral argument and case strategy have shaped his work. He has treated procedural and substantive issues that occur when cases pass from trial courts to appellate panels. That experience informs how he approaches new matters and frames legal questions for judges.
Colleagues describe him as methodical in preparing history and attentive to time limits. He combines detailed document evaluate with concise brief writing. That combination things in appellate work the place the record and the briefs frequently control results. He additionally brings that approach to motions and different pretrial litigation tasks in state courts.
At Zwick Law he maintains an active practice that serves clients in the jurisdictions where he is licensed. The office handles matters that require filings in Pennsylvania and West Virginia courts, and it's far positioned to manage appeals before the Third Circuit when important. Clients and opposing counsel come upon a lawyer accustomed to managing multi-jurisdictional procedures and the variations between state and federal practice.
Outside the courtroom he continues professional activity that maintains him recent on procedural changes and appellate rules. He participates in expert settings that reinforce practical abilities. That daily expert work helps both trial preparation and appellate advocacy.
His recent practice at Zwick Law facilities on representing clients in matters that occur in Pennsylvania and West Virginia and on handling appeals that continue to the federal appellate degree.
