Matthew A. Jones
Matthew's multidisciplinary practice focuses primarily on business law matters. He helps businesses and individuals with business formation and transactions. Matthews also advises for-profit and non-profit organizations on governance issues and counsels on incorporation and dissolution documents for various forms of corporate entities.
Matthew's practice also includes assisting community associations in finding solutions to unique challenges faced daily. He works with condominium, homeowner, and townhome associations of all sizes with drafting and amending association documents and provides guidance with enforcement of rules, covenants, and restrictions.
Education
- J.D., Campbell University School of Law, 2021
- M.S., Campbell University, 2020
- B.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2017
Honors and Distinctions*
- Eagle Scout
Professional and Community Affiliations
- Boy Scouts of America - Board Member, Cape Fear Council
- New Hanover County Bar Association
- Campbell Law Alumni Association
- North Carolina Bar Association – Sections: Business Law; Tax
- North Carolina Bar Foundation, 4ALL Committee Member
- Community Association Institute, North Carolina Chapter
Related News
Admitted to Practice
- North Carolina, 2021
* Please see the following websites for an explanation of the membership standards for the following recognitions: www.bestlawyers.com; businessnc.com/special-sections/legal-elite/; and www.superlawyers.com/north-carolina.
Practice Groups
Highlights + Insights
The Corporate Transparency Act: Your Questions, Answered
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