Korsunsky Roman Zinovyevich (born 2 May 1927, Uman, Kiev Region) — lawyer.

In 1941, Roman Korsunsky was evacuated with his family to Dzhambul, where he graduated from Secondary School No. 17 in 1945. That same year, together with his parents — Zinovy Korsunsky (1897–1975) and Sofia Korsunskaya (Sitkovskaya) (1895–1966) — and his brother Naum Korsunsky (born 1924), he moved to Riga and entered the Faculty of Law at the Latvian State University.

In 1949, he transferred to the Faculty of Law at Kyiv State University, from which he graduated in 1951, and began working as an investigator in the prosecutor’s office of the city of Bohodukhiv. In 1952, Korsunsky returned to Riga, where he worked as a legal adviser at Ship Repair Plant No. 177 and later as a legal adviser and arbitrator at the Ministry of Paper and Woodworking Industry. From 1959 to 1969, he headed the Bureau of Associated Production and Cooperation at the Riga Carriage Works. From 1969 to 1978, he served as Deputy Director and Head of the Department of Psychology and Socio-Economic Management Methods at the Intersectoral Institute for Advanced Training of Specialists of the National Economy of the Latvian SSR. From 1978 onward, he was Chief Specialist at the “Latgiprobyt” Institute.

In his marriage to Dina Aizikovna Shneider (born 12 June 1939), he had a daughter, Eleonora (born 1959), who emigrated with her mother fromRiga to Israel in 1968. The marriage was dissolved in 1960. In 1979, Roman Korsunsky received permission to emigrate to Israel for permanent residence.

Family:

Zinovy Korsunsky (1897–1975) — father
Sofia Korsunskaya (Sitkovskaya) (1895–1966) — mother
Naum Korsunsky(1924) — brother
Drozna Mester (1912) — mother of his daughter’s husband
Eleonora Korsunskaya (1959) — daughter
Dina Aizikovna Korsunskaya (Shneider) (1939) — wife