Matthew Anderson Email & Phone Number

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

Greater Chicago Area

• I represent clients in complex commercial matters, including contract, employment, real estate, construction, and business litigation in state and federal courts, focusing on tailoring effective solutions to litigation.
• Achieved favorable settlement in a $25M dollar negligence suit based on summary judgment pleadings
• Key contributor to internal investigation for large privately-held healthcare provider into theft of trade secrets, breach of stock purchase agreement, and breach of restrictive covenants by former senior executives.

Greater Chicago Area

I instructed and coached select law students in trial advocacy, preparing them for mock trial competitions across the country

• I represented clients in civil litigation, including professional malpractice and product liability defense with intricate scientific causation issues and fact patterns:
• Retained and worked with highly-qualified experts to structure defenses on cases with substantial exposure to liability
• Conducted and defended over 150 depositions of lay and expert witnesses

• I provided legal services to defendants charged with various criminal offenses, handling all aspects of trial advocacy from pre-trial through sentencing, as well as post-disposition motions and hearings:
• Tried numerous bench trials, jury trials, and conducted other pre-and post-trial contested hearings

Greater Chicago Area

Support the University mission by helping develop a residential community of 100+ undergraduate students that provides an environment conducive to serious study, rest, recreation and the development of healthy human relations. Plan and carry out a variety of cultural, recreational, and educational activities.

Jd

Activities and Societies: Philip H. Corboy Fellow 2012-14, Loyola University Community Law Clinic

Mba

Activities and Societies: Beta Gamma Sigma

M.A., Philosophy Of Religion

Thesis: Religious Pluralism and Soteriology: An Analysis of the Pluralistic Model of John Hick

B.S., Music