Matthew N. Korenoski

Matt Korenoski focuses his practice in the areas of municipal and school law, zoning and land use and litigation.  He has represented government bodies, including townships, boroughs, zoning hearing boards, and other local authorities, in matters involving zoning, land use, Right to Know Law, tax assessments, eminent domain, and sewage and water issues. He has assisted in drafting ordinances that regulate certain, emerging uses like medical marijuana and drones. He also represents individuals in similar public sector-related matters. Matt has argued on behalf of municipalities, businesses, and individual clients in various court proceedings, including successful oral arguments before the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court.

In the litigation context, Matt has represented clients in various matters including contracts, fraud, misrepresentation, restrictive covenants, consumer rights, real estate, employment discrimination, breach of fiduciary duty, insurance and annuities, zoning, land use, Right to Know Law, tax assessments, eminent domain, motor vehicle accidents and premises liability. He also served as first chair at a federal jury trial and has experience with depositions, hearings, arbitrations, and motions practice.

When he is not practicing law, Matt enjoys playing tennis and traveling with his wife.  He is an avid sports fan.  Originally from Johnstown, Pennsylvania, Matt enjoys rooting for his beloved Pittsburgh Steelers, Penguins, Pirates and Panthers.