Matthew concentrates his practice on insurance defense, advising and defending clients in a wide range of civil claims. His experience includes matters involving motor vehicle accidents, dog bites, premises liability, ski collisions, products liability, insurance bad faith defense, first party UIM, and workers’ compensation claims. He also prepares coverage analyses and opinions for insurers, providing clear guidance on policy interpretation and exposure
- Secured a favorable settlement after the granting of a dispositive motion in a dog bite case
- Successfully obtained dismissal of all tort claims pertaining to an untimely negligence action involving a motor vehicle
- Assisted in obtaining a favorable verdict of a premises liability case in which the jury found Plaintiff 44% liable.
- Helped secure a favorable ruling of a fraudulent workers compensation claim.
Admissions
- Colorado
- Oklahoma
- U.S. District Court, District of Colorado
Education
- J.D. University of Tulsa College of Law, 2017
- Phi Delta Phi Legal Honor Society
- B.S. General Studies, University of Central Oklahoma, 2014
- A.S. Health Care Administration, Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City, 2013