Matthew is a business attorney in the Holland office. He practices business, securities, and real estate law, including nonprofit and for-profit entity formation and governance.
Matthew earned his Bachelor of Arts from Tabor College, majoring in Business Management and Accounting/Finance. He also earned a minor in Music and was a member of the Concert Choir and the Symphonic Band. Utilizing a joint degree program, Matthew earned a Juris Doctor and a Masters of Business Administration from Washburn University in 2018. He served as an editor for Washburn Law’s flagship student publication, the Washburn Law Journal; the fellow of the Business and Transactional Law Center; and a legal intern in the Small Business and Nonprofit Transactional Law Clinic.
In his spare time, Matthew enjoys attending performing arts events with his wife Clarissa, woodworking, and attempting projects around the house.
Previous Experience
Legal Intern, Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge
Intern, U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas
News and Publications
May 18 2020
Your Business and The Law - We Are Here for You
February 19 2020
Smith Haughey's Holland Office Grows Into Fourth Year
July 03 2019
Michigan Mandates Succession Plans for Investment Advisers
January 22 2019
Legal Alert: French CNIL Fines Google for Privacy Violations
January 04 2019
Smith Haughey Welcomes Attorney Matthew Wiebe