Background
Mangino, Matthew T. was born on October 3, 1962 in New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States.
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- Author: "Economics & Law School: Why Do We Resist its Acceptance," Juris Volume 21, No. 1, 1987
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"Handbook for Senior Citizens," Pennsylvania Bar Association, 1991. "Mobile Home Law Help Its Residents Stay Put," 18 PLW 369, 1995.
"An Analysis of the Mobile Home Park Rights Act," Solo and Small Firm, Volume 11, No. 3, Summer 1995 -
"Roadblock to Mobile Home Evictions Removed," Pennsylvania Law Weekly, Volume 18, Page 1183, September 25, 1995. "Simpson Trial Shows Legal Flaws," Guest Opinion, New Castle News, October 6, 1995, Sharon Herald, October 8, 1995, Bedford Gazette, October 20, 1995.
"Cable Theft Revisited," Adelphia Currents, Page 3, Holiday 1995 Edition. "Back Talk: Representing Unpopular Clients," Barrister, Volume 22, Issue No. 4 -
"Gang Violence: Curbing the Epidemic," Pennsylvania Bar Institute, May 1996.
"Local Practice, Zone 10," Pennsylvania Bar Institute, May 1996. "Prosecution of Gang-Related Criminal Activity Limited," At Issue, Volume 21, Number 2, Spring.
Matthew T. Mangino
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Westminster College (Bachelor of Arts,1985). Duquesne University (Juris Doctor, 1988).
Career
Adamo v. Cini, 656 A.2d 576 (Pennsylvania Commw., 1995).Admitted to the bar, 1988, Pennsylvania. 1989, United States. District Court, Western District of Pennsylvania. 1992, United States. Court of Appeals, Third Circuit and United States.
Supreme Court.
Associate Editor, Juris, Duquesne University Law School.
Author: "Economics & Law School: Why Do We Resist its Acceptance," Juris Volume 21, Number. 1, 1987; "Handbook for Senior Citizens," Pennsylvania Bar Association, 1991.
"Mobile Home Law Help Its Residents Stay Put," 18 PLW 369, 1995. "An Analysis of the Mobile Home Park Rights Acting," Solo and Small Firm, Volume 11, Number.
3, Summer 1995; "Roadblock to Mobile Home Evictions Removed," Pennsylvania Law Weekly, Volume 18, Page 1183, September 25, 1995.
"Simpson Trial Shows Legal Flaws," Guest Opinion, New Castle News, October 6, 1995, Sharon Herald, October 8, 1995, Bedford Gazette, October 20, 1995. "Cable Theft Revisited," Adelphia Currents, Page 3, Holiday 1995 Edition. "Back Talk: Representing Unpopular Clients," Barrister, Volume 22, Issue Number.
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"Gang Violence: Curbing the Epidemic," Pennsylvania Bar Institute, May 1996. "Local Practice, Zone 10," Pennsylvania Bar Institute, May 1996. "Prosecution of Gang-Related Criminal Activity Limited," At Issue, Volume 21, Number 2, Spring.
Instructor: Pennsylvania State University, Shenango Campus.
Instruction for Lawyers, Harvard Law School, 1995. Chairman, New Castle Airport Authority, 1990-1992.
Appointed by Governor Robert P. Casey, Secretary, Lawrence County Board of Assistance, 1990. Board Member, Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce, 1990.
Solicitor, County of Lawrence, Pennsylvania, 1992-1996.
Member: Lawrence County, Pennsylvania (Member: Young Lawyers Division. State Executive Board. Judicial Selection and Reform Committee, 1993) and American (Vice Chairman, Law and Media Committee, Young Lawyers Division.
Member, Criminal Justice Section) Bar Associations.
Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association (President, Wolves Club). Major clients of Matthew T. Mangino: Penn-Ohio Concrete & Builders Supply, Incorporated.
Respond First Aid, Incorporated. Asset Risk Management, Incorporated.
Adelphia Cable (New Castle).
B&O Federal Credit Union. Phoenix Building Services. Tri-Medical Rehab Supply, Incorporated.
Lear, Incorporated.
Agent Foreign: T.A. Title Insurance Company Approved Attorney Foreign: Pennsylvania Attorney Title Insurance Company. Matthew T. Mangino, Attorneys at Law was established in 1989, by Matthew T. Mangino a graduate of Duquesne University School of Law. An associate Melissa A. Amodie, Esquire also a Duquesne University School of Law graduate was added to the firm in 1993.
The firm provides General Legal Services throughout Western Pennsylvania, emphasizing Personal Injury, Criminal, Family and Real Estate Law.
The firm currently represents the County of Lawrence and the City of New Castle, as well as serving the public through various Civic and Community organizations.
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Author: "Economics & Law School: Why Do We Resist its Acceptance," Juris Volume 21, No. 1, 1987
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"Handbook for Senior Citizens," Pennsylvania Bar Association, 1991. "Mobile Home Law Help Its Residents Stay Put," 18 PLW 369, 1995.
"An Analysis of the Mobile Home Park Rights Act," Solo and Small Firm, Volume 11, No. 3, Summer 1995 -
"Roadblock to Mobile Home Evictions Removed," Pennsylvania Law Weekly, Volume 18, Page 1183, September 25, 1995. "Simpson Trial Shows Legal Flaws," Guest Opinion, New Castle News, October 6, 1995, Sharon Herald, October 8, 1995, Bedford Gazette, October 20, 1995.
"Cable Theft Revisited," Adelphia Currents, Page 3, Holiday 1995 Edition. "Back Talk: Representing Unpopular Clients," Barrister, Volume 22, Issue No. 4 -
"Gang Violence: Curbing the Epidemic," Pennsylvania Bar Institute, May 1996.
"Local Practice, Zone 10," Pennsylvania Bar Institute, May 1996. "Prosecution of Gang-Related Criminal Activity Limited," At Issue, Volume 21, Number 2, Spring.
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Membership
Member: Lawrence County, Pennsylvania (Member: Young Lawyers Division. State Executive Board. Judicial Selection and Reform Committee, 1993) and American (Vice Chairman, Law and Media Committee, Young Lawyers Division.
Member, Criminal Justice Section) Bar Associations.
Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association (President, Wolves Club).
