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Matthew Stephen Rossiter is a seasoned attorney based in San Francisco, California, who brings over two decades of legal expertise to the esteemed law firm of Fenwick & West. With a focus on Intellectual Property, Corporate & Incorporation, and Mergers & Acquisitions, Matthew has established himself as a trusted advisor to a diverse clientele, ranging from innovative startups to established multinational corporations. His office, located on the 12th floor of the iconic 555 California Street, is a hub of strategic legal solutions designed to protect and enhance his clients' business interests. Matthew's approach to legal practice is characterized by a meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to understanding the unique challenges and objectives of each client. His extensive knowledge in intellectual property law allows him to adeptly navigate complex legal landscapes to safeguard his clients' innovations and brand integrity. In the realm of corporate law, Matthew's keen insights into mergers and acquisitions have facilitated seamless transactions that align with his clients' strategic business goals. Dedicated to fostering long-term relationships, Matthew emphasizes open communication and personalized service, ensuring that his clients are not only well-represented but also well-informed throughout every stage of their legal journey. His reputation for delivering exceptional results is grounded in his unwavering commitment to excellence and his proactive approach to problem-solving. At Fenwick & West, Matthew Stephen Rossiter is more than just a legal advisor—he is a pivotal partner in his clients' success, dedicated to driving growth and innovation in today's dynamic business environment.
M&A attorneys handle complex business transactions including mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures. They guide companies through due diligence and deal structuring. Common matters include mergers, acquisitions, due diligence, deal structuring.