Victor Myers is an associate attorney with the firm, with a primary focus on Criminal and Civil Litigation.

Mr. Myers and his twin brother followed in their older brother’s footsteps and attended Franklin & Marshall College from 2005-2009. During that time, he explored his interest in the Earth-Sciences combined with a focus on government and policy-based courses. Mr. Myers also minored in Italian to fulfill his goal of speaking the language with his grandfather, a native Italian.

With the guidance of his uncle, a former attorney and a sitting Court of Common Pleas Judge in Westmoreland County, Mr. Myers decided to pursue a legal career. In 2011, he was accepted and attended Ohio Northern University’s Pettit College of Law, his uncle’s alma mater. While in law school, Victor discovered his passion for criminal law and focused on courses in that subject. During his tenure at the Pettit College of Law, he was elected by his peers to serve as Vice President of the Student Bar Association.

After graduating from law school in May, 2014, Mr. Myers was admitted to the Bar of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in October, 2014 and began working for Galloway•Monzo in February, 2015. Since joining the firm, he has litigated jury and nonjury trials in civil and criminal matters in multiple counties.

Currently, Mr. Myer’s practice focuses primarily on criminal and civil litigation, with additional time spent on Workers’ Compensation, and Social Security Disability matters. Victor continues to be an active member in the Westmoreland County Bar Association and participates in a number of legal committees. He is also a member of the Ned J. Nakles American Inns of Court.

Victor enjoys music and has played the piano, bass and tuba. He also enjoys long distance running, successfully completing the Marine Corp Marathon in Washington, D.C. and the Rock and Roll Half Marathon in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.