Attorney Matthew Roazen
Matthew Roazen’s practice focuses primarily on corporate law and business transactions (M&A). Attorney Roazen is experienced in advising founders, executives, and investors at every stage of the business life cycle, from the garage to the trading floor. With more than 30 years in practice across several metropolitan cities around the world, Matthew brings a practical and creative approach to each client’s legal needs. He guides businesses through formation, financing, growth, and exit.

Education
- J.D., cum laude, James E. Beasley School of Law at Temple University, 1993
- Associate Editor, Temple Law Review
- Judicial Clerkship (Clinical) in Federal District Court in New Jersey
- M.A., Bryn Mawr College, Russian
- B.A., Haverford College, Russian
Bar Admissions
- Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
- Not admitted to practice in North Carolina.
Court Admissions
- Tribal Courts of the Seminole Tribe of Florida
Teaching
Graduate legal courses:
- Pericls Law Center, Moscow, Russia — Mergers & Acquisitions and Contract Drafting
- Ringling College of Art and Design, Sarasota, Florida — Legal Issues in the Creative Industries
Full Profile
“You can take the lawyer out of Philadelphia, but you can’t take Philadelphia out of the lawyer.” Since 1993, when he graduated cum laude from the Beasley School of Law at Temple University in Philadelphia, Matthew Roazen has practiced in various legal counsel roles and several major cities around the world.
Whether as a corporate partner in a foreign office of one of the largest US-based global law firms, as one of the first American lawyers to practice in the American office of a Russian law firm, or as the general counsel of a nine-figure emerging market private equity technology fund, Matthew has built a wealth of experience over decades that allows him to take a holistic and practical approach to any client’s legal needs. He knows that each legal situation is unique and deserving of careful attention, and he enjoys the variety and diversity that each new matter brings.
For the past decade, Matthew has provided direct legal support to founders, executives, and investors at every stage of the business life cycle, from the garage to the trading floor, primarily in technology, media, and telecommunications, but also in traditional and digital finance, biotechnology and health sciences, consumer goods, and international commercial transactions.
In law school, Matthew was an Associate Editor of the Temple Law Review and served a one-year judicial clerkship clinical with a federal district judge in New Jersey. Matthew is licensed to practice in the courts of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and in the tribal courts of the Seminole Tribe of Florida.



