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Sherman Assault Lawyer
Overview
Matt Hamilton joined the Robert T. Jarvis Law Firm in August, 2012, after more than two years as an assistant district attorney prosecuting cases in Grayson County and Collin County. He is a 2010 graduate of Creighton University Law School in Omaha, Nebraska, where he won the Moot Court Competition and was voted best orator. With an undergraduate degree in Accounting and an MBA in Finance, Matt is well equipped to handle any case involving money or finances.
Prior to entering law school, Matt earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting at the University of Iowa. After graduation, he was hired by a Fortune 500 Company as an accountant overseeing and managing multi-million-dollar accounts. Experience in the financial world combined with business and law degrees gives Matt a unique perspective in his ability to evaluate and defend complex financial cases.
While prosecuting in the district attorney's office, Matt personally tried numerous cases to juries. In less than two years, he was chosen to assist in a capital murder trial, and was one of the youngest assistant district attorneys to successfully try a capital murder case. As a prosecutor, his responsibilities included reviewing and processing or rejecting cases filed by police agencies; conducting plea bargain negotiations; and preparing cases for jury and bench trials. The experience he gained as a prosecutor gives him a distinct advantage in defending persons charged with criminal conduct.
As a defense lawyer, Matt has represented clients charged with a wide range of misdemeanor, felony, and federal crimes. With an educational background in accounting and finance, he is uniquely qualified to handle fraud, embezzlement, and other cases involving mishandling of money. His experience as both prosecutor and defense lawyer gives him a distinct advantage in defending DWI, assault, drug cases, and many other criminal charges.
A fearless, forceful and innovative defense lawyer, Matt Hamilton is committed to fighting for his clients and finding the best resolution for a positive outcome.
About Matthew D. Hamilton
Practice Areas
- Assault
- DWI and other alcohol-related crimes
- Violent crimes such as murder, robbery and assault
- Drug crimes, ranging from drug possession to drug trafficking or manufacturing
- White Collar Crimes such as embezzlement, health care fraud, insurance fraud, mortgage fraud and more
- Burglary and Theft crimes
- Juvenile offenses, including gang activity, drugs, underage drinking and more
- Federal Crimes including drug-related crimes and conspiracies, fraud, and child pornography
- Crimes involving veterans
- CPS Investigations
- Misdemeanor
- Felony
Current Employment Position(s)
- Attorney
Year Joined Firm
- 2012
Qualifications
Bar Admissions
- Texas, 2010
- Colorado, 2012
- U.S. District Court Eastern District of Texas
- U.S. Court of Appeals 5th Circuit
Other Affiliations
- Grayson County Bar Association, 2020 - Present (President)
- Grayson County Criminal Defense Lawyer’s Association
- Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
- Texas District and County Attorneys Association
Education
- Creighton University School of Law, Omaha, Nebraska, 2010
J.D.
Honors: Moot Court Competition
Honors: Voted Best Orator - University of Iowa, 2005
B.B.A.
Major: Accounting - Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska, 2010
M.B.A.
Past Positions
- Grayson County, Texas, Assistant District Attorney, 2010 - 2012
- Collin County, Texas, Assistant District Attorney, 2012
Pro Bono Activities
- Board of Directors, North Texas Youth Connections
Achievements
Office Information
Address
123 W. Houston St. Sherman, TX 75090
Phone
Fax
- 903-892-8550
Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Office Hours
Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm
Websites
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