Founded by award-winning former federal prosecutor and distinguished trial lawyer Matt Jacobs, the Jacobs Law Group is a full-service boutique law firm specializing in complex civil disputes, criminal defense, white collar matters, and appellate advocacy.

Our mission is to provide clients with exceptional legal representation and strategic guidance in their most important matters – when the stakes are highest and losing is not an option. We accept a limited number of engagements to ensure that every client receives the time and personalized attention their matter demands.

devoted to exceptional legal representation

The Jacobs Law Firm represents individuals and institutions across a range of practice areas and industries.

To achieve the best possible results for our clients, we combine the expertise of a large national law firm with the highly personalized focus of an elite litigation boutique.

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The Jacobs Law Firm represents individuals and institutions across a range of practice areas and industries.

To achieve the best possible results for our clients, we combine the expertise of a large national law firm with the highly personalized focus of an elite litigation boutique.

Practice Areas
Matt Jacobs attorney at law

Matt Jacobs

Founder & Principal

Matt Jacobs is an award-winning former federal prosecutor and distinguished trial lawyer who represents individuals and institutions in complex civil disputes and high-stakes criminal matters.

After graduating from UCLA, Princeton, and NYU Law, Matt practiced civil litigation and white collar defense at Davis Polk & Wardwell, one of America’s top law firms. He then served as an Assistant United States Attorney in New York and California, where he prosecuted al-Qaeda terrorists, mafia bosses, and child sex traffickers, among many others – and never lost a trial.

Matt founded the Jacobs Law Firm to provide clients with exceptional legal representation and strategic guidance in their most important matters – when the stakes are highest and losing is not an option.

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