Matthew Morey counsels clients through significant events in the lives of their businesses.
He concentrates his practice on corporate and commercial legal matters, with particular experience in:
•Mergers and acquisitions
•Private and public finance
•Family businesses
•Negotiation and drafting of contracts
•Construction law
•Corporate governance
•Entity formation
•Corporate and partnership tax matters
Mr. Morey’s clients turn to him for representation in a wide range of areas, including protection in contractual matters, guidance to ensure compliance with laws, cost-effective solutions when conflicts arise, and strategies to assist in the growth of their businesses.
Outside of the office, Mr. Morey enjoys cycling, hiking, following Syracuse University’s football and basketball teams, and spending time with his dogs.
Awards and Recognitions
The Best Lawyers in America
Named to Best Lawyers in America 2023 and 2026; recognized for Corporate Law, Business Organizations (including LLCs and Partnerships), and Mergers and AcquisitionsSuper Lawyers “Rising Stars”
Named to Upstate New York Super Lawyers from 2023 to 205;no more than 5% of attorneys in any state are named to this publication Best Lawyers “Lawyer of the Year” 2026 Named Best Lawyers’ 2026 Buffalo “Lawyer of the Year” for Business Organizations (including LLCs and Partnerships)
In the News
Mr. Morey is called upon by local media to provide legal analysis on high-profile legal matters dealing with contractual matters and other corporate law matters. Click on the links below to view commentary from Mr. Morey.
Matthew Morey spoke with Spectrum News to provide legal analysis on a lawsuit, which claims the actions of New York State’s Office of Cannabis Management and Cannabis Control Board are unconstitutional.
Matthew Morey co-authors article for Buffalo Law Journal on the new Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) governing commercial electronic messages
Matthew Morey provides legal analysis for NBC News affiliate WGRZ’s report on a payout the Hamburg School District offered to the district’s embattled superintendent Richard Jetter in exchange for his resignation
Resources
To keep clients and contacts up to date on timely business law issues, Lipsitz Green Scime Cambria attorneys create special alerts on need-to-know topics. Click on the link below for a recent alert by Mr. Morey.
New York State Updates “Essential Business” Guidelines
Economic Relief for Your Business With CARES Act Loan Program
How COVID-19 Government Mandates Impact Your Business
Preparing Your Business to Comply With New York State’s SHIELD Act
Changes to Tax Audits for Partnerships
Tax Reform Client Alert 2018
Special Alert on Developments in Business Law
The Proposal: Considerations in Starting or Acquiring a Business