Matthew J. Delude

Here’s why you’ll enjoy working with him.

Matt draws on his diverse legal background to solve even the most challenging client dilemmas. He is invested, responsive, and effective—characteristics that have developed trusted relationships with his clients.

Matt has earned a reputation as a practical and creative problem solver. But when adversaries reject practical solutions and litigation becomes inevitable, Matt will provide relentless and tenacious advocacy.

Although Matt’s varied experience has featured commercial, bankruptcy, and real estate litigation, he is experienced in all civil litigation and appellate matters, and he is as comfortable trying state and federal cases as he is handling appeals before the United States Supreme Court.

When Matt isn’t working, he is…

Spending time with his family (most likely trying out a new board game) or playing poker with his friends.

Press and publications:

• COVID CDC Eviction Moratorium Updates, August 2021 – September 2021
• Applying the Rules of Civil Procedure in New Hampshire, September 2016
• Complex Loan Structures, Mortgage & Asset-Backed Securities, Litigation Handbook, 2013
• Stern v. Marshall: Supreme Court Declares Part of the Bankruptcy Code’s Jurisdictional Provisions Unconstitutional, Dechert On Point (2011)
• Recent Bankruptcy Cases Impacting Commercial Real Estate Finance and Securitization, Pratt’s J. Bankr. L., 2008
• Issues Arising in Connection with the Foreclosure or Other Enforcement of the Securitized Loan, Mortgage & Asset-Backed Securities, Litigation Handbook, 2008
• The Restatement (Second) of Contracts as a Useful Tool for Addressing Common Insurance Law Issues, Conn. Ins. L.J., 2006