Kathleen M. Mannard advises clients on a wide range of matters impacting municipalities, developers, corporations, and individuals, including, but not limited to, code enforcement, contract and agreement development, ordinance formulation and review, land use and zoning matters, property acquisition and subdivision, and land development. Ms. Mannard regularly handles matters governed by the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code and the Code’s intersection with agency regulations and constitutional law.

Prior to joining Wisler Pearlstine, she practiced law in Pittsburgh with a focus in municipal law and real estate litigation. Ms. Mannard earned her law degree with a concentration in environment and energy law from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. While attending law school, she interned with the Pennsylvania Superior Court and the National Trust for Historic Preservation in Washington, D.C.

Representative Matters

• Advised a tech business with code compliance and approvals for use.
• Successfully represented landowners in a zoning dispute over a drug and rehabilitation center.
• Advised homeowners associations and planned communities on the creation and enforcement of declarations and rules and regulations.
• Represented homeowners in a zoning hearing board appeal of a residential accessory use.
• Argued before the Commonwealth Court in a land use appeal on behalf of a municipality.

Personal Interests

When not practicing law, Ms. Mannard enjoys trying new restaurants, exploring museums, and traveling with her husband, family and friends.