Matthew Joseph Mertens
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Matthew Joseph Mertens is an accomplished attorney at Sussman Shank LLP, where he has been an integral member of the firm's Restructuring practice since joining as an associate in 2015. Specializing in business restructuring and insolvency law, Matt brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his clients, guiding them through complex legal landscapes with a focus on strategic solutions and effective outcomes. Prior to his tenure at Sussman Shank, Matt gained invaluable experience clerking for the Honorable Elizabeth L. Perris in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Oregon. This role provided him with a comprehensive understanding of bankruptcy procedures and the intricacies of both state and federal bankruptcy law, enhancing his ability to advise clients in high-stakes situations. Matt’s legal expertise encompasses drafting intricate pleadings, dispositive motions, and managing litigation-related discovery, particularly in the realm of e-discovery. His meticulous approach to legal research and his analytical capabilities enable him to address diverse issues across various practice areas, ensuring that clients receive well-rounded and informed counsel. A graduate of the University of Oregon, Matt earned his degree Order of the Coif and was recognized with the American Bankruptcy Institute Medal of Excellence for his exceptional performance in bankruptcy-related coursework. Known for his commitment to client service, Matt diligently seeks to understand each client's unique needs, fostering a collaborative environment that prioritizes their best interests throughout the restructuring process. He is located at 1000 SW Broadway, Suite 1400, Portland, OR 97205-3066.
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