Matthew J. Day Email and Phone Number

Matthew J. Day has practiced corporate and securities law for over 25 years in a major Wall Street law firm and in his own law practice. He acts as General Counsel to business organizations on an on-going basis and also represents clients in periodic and specific transactions. He currently focuses on the following areas: Corporations, limited liability companies and other business organizations. Representing entrepreneurs in the organization of new business ventures; representing established businesses, including raising capital privately, drafting and negotiating commercial agreements, mergers and acquisitions and general corporate matters.Family offices, investment funds, ultra-high and high net worth individuals. Representing family office, investment fund, and ultra-high and high net worth clients in equity and debt private direct investments, ranging from the purchase of interests in established private equity and venture capital vehicles to negotiating and structuring the specific terms of investments in business ventures. Drafting and negotiating commercial agreements related to administrative services, software and other business matters. Private investment funds, investment advisers and investors. Representing investment funds, investment advisers and investors in securities and other transactions, in contractual matters and for SEC and state securities law regulatory and other matters, including drafting, reviewing and filing Form ADVs, Form Ds, Schedules 13D and 13G, and Forms 13F and 13H.Local New York City office. Representing businesses based outside of the United States and outside of New York State in the establishment and maintenance of offices based in New York in connection with US, New York State and New York City specific legal matters.Commercial real estate leasing. Representing business organizations in drafting and negotiating leases, subleases, guaranties, surrender and other agreements for the New York City market. Business marriage and divorce. Representing business owners in negotiating the terms of doing business with other persons, including drafting stockholder and limited liability company agreements, and the terms of ceasing to work together and unwinding commercial relationships and separating assets.Attorney Advertising.The contents of this website may contain attorney advertising under the laws of various states. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.