About Matthew

Matthew, a former federal prosecutor, has significant experience handling complex criminal and commercial cases, particularly those involving fraud, corruption and antitrust allegations. As a prosecutor, Matthew was deputy chief of the General Crimes Section with the US Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Illinois, where he investigated, prosecuted and supervised prosecutions of wire, securities and health care fraud, public corruption, gun and narcotics, and human trafficking. Matthew also has 20 years of experience representing corporations, accounting firms and investment banks, as well as their officers, directors and executives in white collar and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) issues, along with European Union and US trade sanctions, export controls, securities fraud, and anti-competition proceedings before the US Department of Justice, US Securities and Exchange Commission, state Attorneys General and other agencies.

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Admissions and credentials

  • Illinois
  • New York

Rankings and accolades

Chambers USA: Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations – Illinois (2025)

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