George Matz

George concentrates on subrogation, aggressively advocating for his clients inside and outside the courtroom. He has experience handling these matters from case intake to fact and expert investigation, pleadings and motions, fact and expert discovery and depositions, trial preparation, and representation in state and federal courts. Before joining Cozen OConnor, George was an associate with a subrogation firm headquartered in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, where he focused on large commercial subrogation, property subrogation, and new loss investigation. Before that, he was an associate with a boutique firm based in Wayne, Pennsylvania, where he focused on complex business and insurance litigation, successfully defending subrogation matters involving catastrophic fire, automobile accident, construction defect, and products liability. George earned his B. A. from Penn State University and his J. D., cum laude, from Drexel Universitys Thomas R. Kline School of Law, where he was a lead editor of the Drexel Law Review. During law school, he served as a judicial intern for the Honorable Eduardo C. Robreno of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.