Gottschall_Matthew

Matthew D. Gottschall

Gottschall_Matthew

Matthew D. Gottschall

Discovery Attorney

Dayton + 1 937 395 2374

Matt Gottschall is an attorney on the WilmerHale DiscoverySolutions team. He joined the firm in 2017.

Practice

Mr. Gottschall focuses on providing e-discovery and document review support for firm clients across industries and practices. He leverages our in-house cutting-edge technology or third-party document review technologies to efficiently provide the most cost effective and accurate document review to our clients. He works seamlessly with our matter teams to build greater efficiency into the process than has ever been possible before. As a WilmerHale employee, he benefits from the ongoing training and development the firm provides its attorneys and staff, and works with the high expectations of performance and quality that pervade the firm. He also provides ongoing support to case teams after document review is complete to supplement the teams' factual knowledge and context for depositions, briefs and trial.

Credentials

  • Education

    • JD, University of Cincinnati College of Law, 1997

      cum laude

      Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review

    • BA, Economics and Political Science, Miami University - Oxford, 1994

      summa cum laude, with departmental honors

  • Admissions

    • Ohio

Credentials

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