Matthew W. Fellerhoff
About Matthew W. Fellerhoff
Matthew W. Fellerhoff is a partner at StraussTroy in Cincinnati, Ohio, with extensive experience in employment matters, eminent domain valuation, and local government issues. He has served as a law director for multiple villages and has represented various stakeholders in zoning and environmental litigation.
Work at Strauss Troy
Matthew W. Fellerhoff has served as a Partner at Strauss Troy since 2012. In this role, he provides legal expertise in various areas, including employment matters, annexations, and constitutional issues. His work involves assisting local government units in Ohio and drafting village charters. Fellerhoff's extensive experience in eminent domain valuation cases enhances his contributions to the firm, particularly in real estate and development matters.
Previous Experience at Manley Burke LPA
Before joining Strauss Troy, Matthew W. Fellerhoff worked as Principal at Manley Burke LPA from 1994 to 2010. During his 16 years there, he represented property owners, developers, and community groups in zoning board actions. His responsibilities included handling zoning approvals, variances, and special exemptions, as well as negotiating development agreements for real estate projects.
Education and Expertise
Matthew W. Fellerhoff earned his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from Northern Kentucky University—Salmon P. Chase College of Law, where he studied from 1991 to 1994. Prior to that, he obtained a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in English Literature from Miami University, studying from 1985 to 1989. His education has equipped him with a strong foundation in legal principles, which he applies in his practice, particularly in environmental and historic preservation matters.
Background and Legal Roles
Matthew W. Fellerhoff has a diverse background in the legal field, having served as a Municipal Court judge in Hamilton County, Ohio. He has worked extensively with local government units, assisting in employment matters and constitutional issues. His experience includes litigating environmental and historic preservation matters at both local and federal levels, showcasing his comprehensive understanding of various legal frameworks.
Achievements in Eminent Domain Cases
Fellerhoff has successfully litigated numerous eminent domain 'right to take' cases, effectively preventing local agencies from acquiring property from owners. His extensive experience in handling eminent domain valuation cases positions him as a knowledgeable advocate for property rights. Additionally, he has represented local private fire departments and public school districts in legal matters, further demonstrating his commitment to serving community interests.