Colin Uher

Colin Uher is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law (J.D., 2026). A native of Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania, Colin joined the firm in May 2024 as a law clerk and has been a part of the team ever since, fighting for justice for injured Pennsylvanians.

At Pitt Law, Colin earned the Chief Justice Ralph J. Cappy Endowed Scholarship and received a CALI Excellence for the Future Award in Torts. He served as a teaching assistant for a 2024 Torts course and held roles as a Senior Editor of the Journal of Law & Commerce, a Pitt Law Ambassador, and an Academic Success teaching assistant for new law students. Colin authored an article arguing against statutory caps on money damages in cases against Pennsylvania governmental actors which has been published by the Pitt Law Journal of Law and Commerce. He also assisted indigent plaintiffs in Washington County seeking Protection from Abuse Orders through a practicum with Summit Legal Aid.

Colin graduated with his Bachelor of Arts Summa Cum Laude in 2023. During his undergraduate years, Colin served as Roc the Panther, the university's mascot. He performed for Pitt fans for four years, earning third place at the 2021 NCA Collegiate Mascot National Championship and serving as a Pitt Spirit Team Captain from 2021–2023. He was named Pitt’s 2023 Senior of the Year by Omicron Delta Kappa, an honor which is memorialized by a stone engraved with his name along Pitt’s ODK walk, located between the Cathedral of Learning and Heinz Chapel. He was awarded the Spirit of Roc Award in 2021, and he also played for the Pitt Men's Club Volleyball team.

As a proud Pittsburgher, Colin is a huge fan of the city’s sports teams, and he participates in the Allegheny County Bar Association’s softball, soccer, and basketball leagues. During summer, he umpires youth baseball games through the CitiSports Pirates RBI league.  He enjoys video games, bike riding, movies, and spending time with his family, friends, and two cats.

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