Matt Meyer

As a Baylor Law graduate, Matt has spent the last ten years practicing as a trial attorney in state and federal courts nationwide. His practice has focused mainly on business and banking litigation cases (both plaintiff and defense experience), including breach of contract, securities fraud, lender liability, and other forms of fraud (including fraudulent transfers), with values ranging from $100,000 to $5 million. In particular, he has developed expertise in lender-liability matters arising out of financial services agreements (including, but not limited to, modifications, extensions, forbearance, and other workout agreements).

Through his years spent practicing in Texas and federal district courts, Matt has developed expertise in the Texas and Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and a command of all aspects of pretrial, deposition, trial, and post-trial practice stages, including prelitigation, drafting pleadings and motions, and courtroom advocacy. He also has lead, second, and third chair trial experience and experience drafting appellate briefs.

No matter the client or case, Matt prides himself on being adaptable and, most importantly, trustworthy. This trustworthiness is not just a quality, but the foundation of his professional relationships, providing a sense of security and confidence to my clients. His favorite part of the job is providing cost-effective solutions to my clients and working with them to develop practical solutions to their problems.

Outside work, Matt enjoys spending quality time with his wife, oil painting, exploring new restaurants, and following college football.