Matthew S. Sturtz - Lawyer in Baltimore, MD

100 South Charles Street, Suite 1600,
Baltimore, MD 21201

Practice Areas

Litigation Baltimore, MD Commercial Litigation Baltimore, MD Complex and High Profile Civil and Commercial Litigation Baltimore, MD Civil and Commercial Litigation Baltimore, MD Business and Commercial Transactions Baltimore, MD Complex Commercial Litigation Baltimore, MD Commercial and Corporate Litigation Baltimore, MD Complex Commercial and Corporate Litigation Baltimore, MD Commercial and Residential Real Estate Baltimore, MD Business and Commercial Law Baltimore, MD

About the lawyer

Matthew S. Sturtz is an excellent lawyer from Baltimore, MD. Attorney Matthew S. Sturtz works in an office located at 100 South Charles Street, Suite 1600, Baltimore, MD 21201. Baltimore lawyer Jared K. Miller will help you solve all issues in the following areas of law: Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Complex and High Profile Civil and Commercial Litigation, Civil and Commercial Litigation, Business and Commercial Transactions, Complex Commercial Litigation, Commercial and Corporate Litigation, Complex Commercial and Corporate Litigation, Commercial and Residential Real Estate, Business and Commercial Law Baltimore, MD. Matthew S. Sturtz is the best lawyer in Baltimore, Maryland state!

Matt Sturtz is a partner in Nelson Mullins Riley Scarborough LLPs Baltimore office. Mr. Sturtz has spent more than 28 years handling all manner of corporate, commercial, and construction litigation matters including, but not limited to, corporate and partnership breakups, residential and commercial construction disputes, Uniform Commercial Code matters, residential care agreements, shareholder appraisal actions, and the enforcement of a wide variety of written agreements. He has represented owners, general contractors, subcontractors, and material suppliers in litigation and arbitration matters. He also has represented a wide variety of lending institutions in matters involving, among other things, enforcement of commercial paper obligations and defending against Article 3 and Article 4 claims.