About Vincent
Vincent Quatrini has spent decades practicing law in Pennsylvania after completing his legal education. He built a career around the state's workers' compensation system and remains active in that area of practice.
He earned a Bachelor of Arts in economics from Saint Vincent College in 1971 and took his law degree from Duquesne University in 1974. The combination of economics and law gave him a practical framework for handling disputes that involve medical benefits, wage calculations and vocational issues.
Quatrini's professional life has been closely connected to QuatriniRafferty, where he practices today. Over the years he has handled matters at administrative hearings, negotiated settlements and taken cases through the appeal process in Pennsylvania courts when necessary. He is licensed to practice in Pennsylvania and has worked with clients on both routine and complex workers' compensation questions.
He holds the Workers Compensation Specialist certification awarded by the Pennsylvania Bar Association. That credential identifies attorneys who have met specified standards in education and case experience in this area of law. Colleagues and clients have relied on his courtroom experience in hearings before workers' compensation judges and in procedural matters before the Commonwealth Court when appeals are required.
Quatrini has been involved in claims that require coordination among medical providers, employers and insurers. He has navigated disputes over temporary and permanent disability, wage-loss calculations and the vocational evidence that factors into return-to-work assessments. He also handles procedural aspects such as petitions, controvertures and petitions for review, depending on where a matter lies in the system.
Outside of litigation, he has taken part in case preparation that emphasizes documentation and strategy. He works from QuatriniRafferty, a firm that serves clients across multiple office locations in Pennsylvania. As of 2026 he continues to serve clients in workers' compensation matters and related administrative appeals.
