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After graduating from Yale and Duquesne University Law School and completing a federal judicial clerkship in 1978, Vince Restauri spent several years as a municipal finance and municipal bond attorney in the Pittsburgh firm of Jacobs, Frobouck & Stabile. When the firm dissolved, he became a partner in Joseph & Restauri and served as municipal finance and bond counsel to the City of Pittsburgh, the youngest bond lawyer to any major American city at the time.

 

Vince has served as  counsel to a former standing U.S. Bankruptcy Trustee for the Western District of Pennsylvania, and solicitor to a number of municipalities and municipal authorities, while maintaining a busy general civil private-practice with an emphasis on commercial transactions and litigation. All told, Vince Restauri has nearly 50 years' legal experience in Allegheny, Butler, Beaver, Westmoreland, Lawrence, Washington, Mercer, & Erie Counties and Federal Courts in Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Ohio, and Colorado.