I enjoy my practice because I find helping clients meet a need they cannot meet for themselves very gratifying. My clients appreciate that I take the time to truly get to know them and understand their businesses’ respective concerns, priorities, and motivators. My favorite part of my job is digesting opposing counsel’s arguments and presenting a compelling, effective counter argument to further my clients’ interests.

Matt Gordon is an Associate in the Commercial Litigation and Consumer Financial Services Litigation practice groups. His practice focuses primarily on representing financial services clients with respect to commercial and residential foreclosure litigation, including default and contested New York mortgage foreclosure litigation and lender liability defense. Matt has represented a variety of businesses in complex commercial litigation cases such as LLC member disputes, breach of contract actions, quiet title actions, bankruptcy adversary proceedings, professional liability cases, and construction cases. He is a strong advocate for his clients’ interests, particularly their interests in property, and has won several cases at the summary judgment stage, in advance of trial.

During law school, Matt interned in the New York County Supreme Court’s Civil Term under the Hon. Arthur F. Engoron. He also participated in an Employment Rights Clinic representing a client who had been wrongfully denied unemployment benefits when laid off. Matt was successful in having those benefits reinstated. As a law student, Matt published a Note titled “A Hybrid Approach to Analyzing Authorization in the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act” in the Boston University Journal of Science and Technology Law.