Brian DelVecchio

Brian DelVecchio grew up in the North Park community of greater Pittsburgh and earned his law degree in 1996 from The University of Tulsa School of Law. He devotes himself to the pursuit of justice and compensation for the aggrieved and injured people of Ohio, southwestern Pennsylvania, and Michigan. His empathetic and aggressive representation resulted in several multi-million dollar awards to clients injured by medical and dental misadventures, product failures, automobile collisions, and dangerous premises. Verdicts and settlements he secured on behalf of his clients include a $5.5 million dollar unanimous jury verdict as a result of a death from a defective surgical stapler, a $2.9 million dollar settlement in a newborn injury case, a $1.9 million dollar settlement in a wrongful death case resulting from an apartment fire, a $1.1 million dollar verdict in a failed LASIK surgery case, a $950,000 dollar settlement in a motorcycle accident case, a $528,000 dollar binding arbitration award in a nursing home case involving the failure to administer medication, and numerous other six and five-figure awards.

Attorney DelVecchio began his legal career directly out of law school with the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General (JAG) Corps in Europe. Then an Army Captain, he served with 1st Armored Division in Germany as its Operational Law attorney. He deployed to Bosnia-Herzegovina as a NATO lawyer in the Multi-National Division-North working alongside Russian, Turkish, and Scandinavian soldiers charged with oversight and implementation of the Dayton Peace Accords that provided peace and protection to the Bosnian people after its genocidal civil war. Then Captain DelVecchio served a second tour of duty in Europe defending soldiers at military courts-martial, earning accolades during his first federal trial experience.

After honorably completing his military service in 2001, Mr. DelVecchio returned to Pittsburgh to begin his civilian legal career defending medical malpractice claims. In 2004, he was again called upon to serve in support of Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) as the legal advisor to a Military Police detachment based out of Long Island, NY, advising its command group on international and human rights law. Upon his return to civilian practice in 2004, Attorney DelVecchio was invited to join the law firm of Swensen, Perer & Kontos where he honed his personal injury litigation skills under the tutelage of the late Alan H. Perer, successfully representing hundreds of personal injury victims.

In 2010, Attorney DelVecchio established his own personal injury practice on the Northshore of Pittsburgh, The Law Office of Brian DelVecchio. In 2011, he joined with Attorney Christopher M. Miller to form the partnership of DelVecchio & Miller, LLC, a law firm devoted to representing seriously injured accident victims. In 2019, he was asked to re-enter the military to serve with the Michigan Army National Guard in support of its various humanitarian efforts and domestic support missions. Major DelVecchio served as the Garrison Judge Advocate at the National Guard's largest training facility in the eastern United States in northern Michigan at Camp Grayling building the legal foundation that established the Department of Defense's National All Domain Warfare Center.

After relocating to Ohio in 2020 and resigning from military and government service in early 2025, Attorney DelVecchio was invited to join Barkan Meizlish DeRose Cox LLP to lead its medical malpractice and complex personal injury litigation section.

Attorney DelVecchio received his Bachelor's Degree in English from Duke University in 1992. Duke recruited him out of North Allegheny High School to be a member of its Division 1 wrestling team after he captained North Allegheny High School's first ever National Championship title in 1988 against St. Edwards of Lakewood, Ohio. At the University of Tulsa School of Law, he was a member of Law Review and Phi Delta Phi Legal Honor Fraternity.

Throughout his legal career, Attorney DelVecchio donated his legal services to various recreation and environmental causes. His commitment to the greater Pittsburgh community's health and well-being led him to be named a 2007 Rising Star by Super Lawyers magazine. He helped establish the Pittsburgh Trails Advocacy Group (PTAG), now Trail Pittsburgh, as a 501(c)(3) and was named a "Community Conservationist" by the Allegheny Land Trust for leading a community-based land conservation project in the Irwin Run Creek watershed that contributed to the restoration and preservation of North Park's lake ecosystem and that also resulted in North Park becoming a nationally-recognized premiere mountain biking destination. Attorney DelVecchio gained national recognition from the International Mountain Bike Association (IMBA) and Fox Racing Shox for his legal contributions in establishing Pennsylvania's first public freeride/downhill mountain bike trail in North Park.

In October 2026, Attorney DelVecchio continued into his 30th year of legal practice with Babin Law representing victims of catastrophic personal injury throughout Ohio, western Pennsylvania, and Michigan while maintaining his ongoing "of counsel" partnership role at DelVecchio & Miller in Pittsburgh.