Matthew Caldwell is a litigator in the firm’s Houston office. Matthew’s practice includes a wide variety of complex commercial litigation matters throughout the country. Matthew has experience representing clients in fraud, breach of contract, trade secret, non-compete, whistleblower, tax, employment, and complex insurance cases. Matthew has significant experience counseling clients at every stage of litigation, including developing cost-effective litigation strategies, navigating discovery disputes, negotiating favorable settlements, and representing clients in court and administrative proceedings. Matthew is also very skilled in conducting investigations, both internal and external, to uncover relevant facts and determine the circumstances surrounding claims. Matthew also has experience as a legal consultant, providing in-depth reviews of policies and procedures and providing detailed recommendations to ensure clients minimize potential liability for violation federal and state regulations.

During law school at the University of Michigan Law School, Matthew worked as a prosecutor for the Major Drug Unit of the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office, where he prosecuted a large caseload involving the possession and distribution of, and homicides related to, controlled substances. Before law school, Matthew worked for several years in the financial services industry conducting fraud investigations and underwriting for several national insurance companies. Matthew is also a disabled veteran, having been discharged due to injuries he sustained while serving in the United States Marine Corps.

Outside of the office, Matthew will be found wearing some sort of University of Michigan or Wolverhampton F.C. apparel. When he is not working, he enjoys spending time with his family, traveling, and spending time off the grid.