About Mathew
Mathew Auric studied physics before turning to the law. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Physics from the University of California, Santa Cruz in 1998. After several years away from formal study he enrolled at Ventura College of Law and received his J.D. in 2010. That combination of scientific training and legal education shapes the way he approaches complex problems.
After law school, Auric entered private practice in California. A few years into his career he established his own practice. Since 2013 he has been the owner of Mathew Auric, Lawyer, operating as a solo practitioner. Running a small practice means handling many aspects of a case personally. It also requires managing the business side of a law office.
His background in physics informs his methodical approach. He tends to break issues into component parts and examine the underlying facts. That analytical habit can be useful in cases that involve detailed records or technical subject matter. Colleagues and clients have noted that he is thorough in preparing materials and in reviewing documentation.
Auric is admitted to practice in California and works on matters that arise in state forums. His career path through a solo practice has involved both courtroom work and client counseling. He represents individuals and entities in proceedings and negotiations where state law governs. He has experience drafting pleadings, handling discovery, and appearing at hearings.
Outside of court, Auric spends time keeping current on changes in California law. He seeks to apply practical judgment to legal problems, balancing risk and opportunity when advising clients. His scientific training remains a touchstone; it informs the way he evaluates evidence and constructs arguments.
He maintains his practice in California and continues to serve clients through Mathew Auric, Lawyer. He currently focuses on legal matters brought in California state forums.
