About Matthew
Matthew Boch graduated from Harvard College in 2004 and earned his J.D. from Harvard Law School in 2007. He completed a rigorous legal education at one of the nation’s most demanding programs. The credentials put him on a conventional path into private practice, and he took that path immediately after law school.
He joined McDermott, Will & Emery as an associate in 2007. Early years at a large firm gave him exposure to firm-side practice and the routines of a national practice. He worked on matters that required coordination across teams and learned the internal mechanics of large-firm work: staffing, client communication and handling complex document flows.
By 2015 he is recorded as a partner at McDermott, Will & Emery. The move from associate to partner is a familiar arc at major firms. It reflects an extended period of practice and the kinds of responsibilities that come with senior roles: supervising junior lawyers, managing client relationships and sharing in firm governance.
Also in 2015, records show a membership at Dover Dixon Horne PLLC. He is listed with that firm’s office. The available details do not elaborate on titles beyond membership, but the listing indicates he holds a formal role there. Dover Dixon Horne appears in his professional affiliations and is shown as the office associated with his name.
Across more than a decade of practice he has navigated the demands of both large and smaller firm environments. That experience shaped a working style that balances the structural demands of big-firm practice with the more direct client-facing duties common in smaller firms. He has experience supervising teams and handling client matters that require sustained attention over time.
He currently practices at Dover Dixon Horne PLLC and maintains his professional affiliation there. His current practice centers on the matters he handles at the firm.
