Law360: IP Attorney Matt Jonsen Joins Foley Hoag in Denver
September 22, 2025
Law360 covered the arrival of Matt Jonsen to the firm in Denver, highlighting the firm’s rapid growth there since opening the Denver office in 2023.
In the article, Jonsen commented on becoming the firm’s first IP partner in the Western U.S., noting his Colorado roots: "It is an exciting moment to be Foley Hoag's first IP partner in the Western region and to be part of continuing the firm's presence in Denver. I am devoted to Colorado — having grown up south of Denver, graduated from CU Boulder, and sent two children there — and am thrilled that Foley Hoag shares my love of the state. The firm's new office in the heart of the LoDo neighborhood provides a perfect launching point to serve the rapidly growing life sciences ecosystem in Colorado and across the Rocky Mountain West."
Jonsen also shared his excitement about joining the firm’s nationally-recognized life sciences team: "The firm's unique depth of technical expertise, with more than 45 Ph.D.-level scientists who truly understand the science underlying our clients' businesses, creates an environment where legal strategy and scientific innovation go hand in hand. Joining a team this knowledgeable and forward-thinking was simply too compelling to pass up."
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