Matthew Ralph is a partner in the firm’s Minneapolis office, where he practices complex civil litigation with particular emphasis on antitrust law. In his antitrust practice, Matt represents corporate clients in Sherman Act and Clayton Act cases and investigations involving claims for price-fixing, monopolization, tying, bundled discounts, and other exclusionary conduct. Matt is the Vice-Chair of the Antitrust Section of the Minnesota State Bar Association, and an adjunct professor of antitrust at the University of St. Thomas Law School.
Matt is an experienced trial lawyer in district and appellate courts. He has represented major clients in class actions, shareholder, securities, First Amendment, ERISA, and professional malpractice cases. He also has expertise in immigration law through pro bono representation of asylum applicants.
Matt also maintains an active practice in Montana, where he is licensed. Since 2005, Matthew has represented Montana public corporations and their officers and directors in some of Montana’s most significant litigation matters.