"Radio Atlantic: President Trump’s Post-Mueller Corruption Problem," a podcast by The Atlantic, March 23, 2019, featuring an interview with Professor Joshua Matz.
B.A., University of Pennsylvania; M.St., Oxford; J.D., Harvard
Joshua Matz is a partner at Hecker Fink LLP. Joshua works closely with clients as a strategic counselor, trial and appellate litigator, and trusted advisor in responding to governmental investigations. He has successfully litigated high-stakes matters at every level of the state and federal courts—and has supported clients in responding to a wide range of congressional, state attorney general, and federal agency inquiries. He is also experienced at designing risk management programs and diving into crisis response. Across his work, Joshua draws on his background as a law clerk to Justice Anthony Kennedy, his service on the staff of the House Judiciary Committee, and his proficiency in constitutional law (he has co-authored two books with Harvard Law Professor Larry Tribe). Joshua’s clients include philanthropies, universities, nonprofits, Fortune 500 companies, startups, cities, states, individuals, and current and former public officials. And in recent years, Joshua’s lawyering has been recognized by Chambers, Forbes, Benchmark Litigation, Business Insider, Bloomberg Law, and The National Law Journal.
"President Trump’s Post-Mueller Corruption Problem," coverage by The Atlantic, March 23, 2019, featuring an interview with Professor Joshua Matz.