Matthew has experience working with corporate and individual clients in litigation before federal and state courts. He has assisted clients litigate a wide variety of general business issues, including antitrust and unfair/deceptive trade practice issues, business torts, contract disputes, and employment matters, among others. He has also helped spearhead clients’ responses to civil investigative demands (CIDs) issued by government agencies, such as the Federal Trade Commission and third-party subpoenas.
Additionally, Matthew has assisted in counseling clients regarding numerous consumer product safety issues before the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Recently, Matthew has worked extensively with client manufacturers, importers, and retailers of consumer products on an array of compliance and regulatory matters resulting from passage of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act. He has also represented clients before Congress in the product safety arena.
Before law school, Matthew was the senior legislative assistant for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. He worked with members of Congress to foster the US–Israel strategic partnership on defense and homeland security issues. While attending law school, Matthew served as a legal intern for the House Committee on Oversight & Government Reform, Office of Investigations, chaired by Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA).
Matthew has experience working with corporate and individual clients in litigation before federal and state courts. He has assisted clients litigate a wide variety of general business issues, including antitrust and unfair/deceptive trade practice issues, business torts, contract disputes, and employment matters, among others. He has also helped spearhead clients’ responses to civil investigative demands (CIDs) issued by government agencies, such as the Federal Trade Commission and third-party subpoenas.
Additionally, Matthew has assisted in counseling clients regarding numerous consumer product safety issues before the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Recently, Matthew has worked extensively with client manufacturers, importers, and retailers of consumer products on an array of compliance and regulatory matters resulting from passage of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act. He has also represented clients before Congress in the product safety arena.
Before law school, Matthew was the senior legislative assistant for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. He worked with members of Congress to foster the US–Israel strategic partnership on defense and homeland security issues. While attending law school, Matthew served as a legal intern for the House Committee on Oversight & Government Reform, Office of Investigations, chaired by Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA).
Speaking Engagements
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Panelist,
Understanding the Legal Context of Israel,
Israeli Business Conference,
Georgetown University McDonough School of Business, Washington, DC