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Matthew Ormsbee
Matthew Ormsbee graduated from law school and practices law in New York and New Jersey. His practice areas include corporate law, real estate, tax, estate planning, intellectual pr...ver másMatthew Ormsbee graduated from law school and practices law in New York and New Jersey. His practice areas include corporate law, real estate, tax, estate planning, intellectual property, contracts, employment law, and commercial law. He has drafted online legal content for retail business clients, prepared various commercial agreements, entity formation documents, and corporate resolutions, participated in mergers and real estate closings, and handled a variety of smaller matters ranging from estate probates to trademark filings.While in law school, Matthew served as a staff member and later as the Executive Editor of the Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution. His paper, Music to Everyone’s Ears: Binding Mediation in Music Rights Disputes, was published in 2011. In his second year of law school, Matthew studied abroad in Paris and also represented clients through the Cardozo Housing Rights Clinic. He served as a Teaching Assistant and Research Assistant for Professor David Rudenstine, was a class representative in the Student Bar Association, and interned at CBS Broadcasting, the Courtroom Advocates Project in the Bronx, and the Departmental Disciplinary Committee of the Supreme Court of New York (First Department). Prior to law school, Matthew taught English for a year in Germany through the Fulbright Program. He also volunteered full-time with AmeriCorps, planning and leading service projects in New York City, and taught second grade special education in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn through the NYC Teaching Fellows program.Matthew received his J.D. from the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University, received his B.A. from Hendrix College, and is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. He speaks English and German.ver menos