Matthew Curran is a partner at Robbins, Kelly, Patterson & Tucker and a member of the firm’s litigation practice group. His wide-ranging litigation practice includes commercial, civil, and probate litigation. He also provides advice to clients on general business matters.

Matt litigates cases involving contracts such as partnership and business ownership agreements, operating agreements, franchise agreements, and other matters including leases, supplier and vendor contracts, severance agreements, service agreements, and construction contracts. He also has experience litigating cases involving property damage, premises liability, commercial collection, foreclosures, evictions, trespass, defamation, fraud, negligence, professional malpractice, probate, bankruptcy, and personal injury claims.

Matt regularly counsels business owners on a variety of subjects including risk assessment, risk mitigation, dispute resolution, and issues surrounding non-compete agreements. As part of his practice, he negotiates private shareholder disputes and drafts leases and other agreements.

Previously in his career, Matt served as an in-house attorney in the global litigation group of a multinational corporation with retail, wholesale, and manufacturing divisions. This experience enables Matt to give practical advice and helps Matt see matters from a client’s perspective. Matt started his career in the Cincinnati office of a large law firm practicing complex commercial litigation.

Before law school, he worked in Chicago for an international marketing and public relations firm. As part of his duties, he acted as a national spokesperson for a telecommunications company that was a major sponsor of the National Football League. In that role, he traveled the country attending Monday Night Football games as part of a publicity tour, hosting ticket giveaways, autograph signings with NFL Hall of Fame players, and giving promotional interviews on local and national television and radio.

A Cincinnati native, he returned to the city and currently resides in Oakley with his wife, son, and the family beagle, Pudge.