Matt Cassady’s diverse legal practice allows him to create positive outcomes for clients in a wide array of circumstances. He litigates on behalf of citizen groups and individuals seeking access to governmental records pursuant to both the Colorado Open Records Act and the Colorado Sunshine Act. Matt also prosecutes and defends claims against Colorado citizens pursuant to the state’s campaign finance regulations. One case, in which Matt served as litigation counsel for a group of aggrieved Colorado taxpayers, reached the United States Supreme Court, in Lance v. Coffman, 127 S. Ct 1194 (2007). Matt’s practice also allows him to defend taxpayer positions in governmental audits of individuals, corporate entities, and personal estates. Matt’s drafting skill in the corporate and securities context has assisted in the creation and funding of a $6 million dollar private placement of securities.
Areas of Experience
- Civil Litigation
- Corporate
- Real Estate
- Entity Formation
- Estate Planning
- Individual and Corporate Taxation Issues
- Bankruptcy
- Private Placement Securities Offerings
- Criminal Defense
Professional & Community Involvement
- Metro Volunteer Lawyers
- Colorado Bar Association
- Denver Bar Association – Young Lawyers Division
- St. Mark Catholic Church Pastoral Council Member
Personal
- In 2005, Matt married his wife, Shelley. Their son, Quinn was born in 2008.
- When he is not at work, Matt hopes you can find him sailing, skiing, or spending time with his family.
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