Media Mentions
Matthew Fox Profiled in Bloomberg Law’s New York Brief Q&A
November 3, 2025
Matthew Fox, a partner in the firm’s Litigation Practice Group, was featured in Bloomberg Law’s New York Brief Q&A, where he discussed his most notable case and career insights.
Reflecting on his experience representing Elon Musk in Twitter v. Musk, Fox called it “an incredibly formative experience,” adding, “There’s a lot I learned in that gauntlet for better or worse.”
He also shared lessons from early in his career, emphasizing the importance of trusting his gut and recalling advice from a mentor who told him to “keep shooting and the experience will follow.”
Read the full Q&A here.
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