Matthew M Boley

Biographical Information

Matthew M. Boley is a shareholder with the law firm Parsons Kinghorn Harris. His practice concentrates in the areas of bankruptcy, real estate, commercial/civil litigation and creditors’ rights. Mr. Boley is experienced in all aspects of bankruptcy law, having successfully represented chapter 11 debtors, secured creditors, unsecured creditors and bankruptcy trustees. He has commercial litigation experience in many substantive areas, including real estate disputes, contract disputes, lien and lien priority disputes, business torts, professional negligence, lender liability, the Uniform Commercial Code and intellectual property litigation. Mr. Boley has extensive experience in all areas of creditors’ rights and debtor-creditor relations, including workouts and debt restructurings, collection litigation and foreclosures, receiverships and bankruptcy. Finally, Mr. Boley strives to employ creative problem solving and a pragmatic, results-oriented approach to the delivery of legal services.

Mr. Boley graduated Order of the Coif, or in the top ten of his law school class (1999).  He served as a Note & Comment Editor on the Utah Law Review (1998-1999).  He served as a Law Clerk to the Honorable J. Thomas Greene, U.S. District Court, District of Utah (2000).  Mr. Boley also was a Magister, Phi Delta Phi (1998-1999).