Partner - Boston
Matthew Baltay’s practice concentrates on complex litigation in the areas of accountants' professional liability, securities and shareholder lawsuits, business, governmental investigations and general commercial disputes.
Matthew has defended accountants and accounting firms in a variety of disputes, including securities class action litigation, SEC investigations and common law misrepresentation litigation. He has also represented issuers in securities and shareholder disputes.
More »Representation of accountants and public companies in defense of malpractice, misrepresentation and securities class action and related derivative action litigation in federal and state courts. Representative engagements include:
Representation of businesses and individuals in all aspects and stages of complex commercial litigation. Representative engagements include:
Representation of businesses and individuals in governmental investigations and compliance. Representative engagements include:
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