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Matthew G. Cameron

Partner

Matt is in the firm’s Corporate/Securities Practice.  His practice covers most corporate and commercial matters but has a particular focus on mergers & acquisitions and on Canada/U.S. cross-border transactions.  He also advises on matters such as corporate law, securities, debt/finance, and contract rights.  His cross-border practice advises clients on business expansion into the United States, both by acquisition and through organic growth.

Matt advises clients ranging from sole proprietors to large multi-nationals in a variety of industries, including private equity, renewable energy, and healthcare.  As a trusted business advisor, Matt seeks to provide practical, business-friendly advice.

Prior to joining Hodgson Russ, Matt was Chief Legal Officer of a U.S. national healthcare services company and before that he practiced law in the Toronto office of a major national Canadian law firm. He was born and raised in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Although he is a member of the Ontario Bar, Matt exclusively practices U.S. law and is admitted to practice in New York State.

Education

Saint Mary's University, B.Sc.

Dalhousie University, Schulich School of Law, LL.B. (J.D.)

University of Ottawa, Civil Law Section, LL.L., magna cum laude

Admissions

  • New York
  • Ontario (practice restricted to U.S. law)

Bar Associations

  • New York City Bar Association
  • New York State

Recognitions

Listed, Best Lawyers in Canada (Energy Law) 2018

News & Insights

Professional

New York City Bar Association

New York State Bar Association

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