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Windels Marx Lane & Mittendorf names Matthews managing partner

Scott Matthews

Manhattan, NY Windels Marx Lane & Mittendorf, LLP has appointed Scott Matthews as the firm’s new managing partner, succeeding Robert Luddy, who has led the firm since 2001.

Under Luddy’s leadership, Windels Marx has cemented its status as a premier law firm, expanding its capabilities, strengthening its reputation for excellence, and delivering outstanding results for clients. His strategic vision, commitment to innovation, and dedication to the firm’s attorneys and staff have been instrumental in shaping its success. Luddy will carry on with his litigation practice, continuing to serve the firm and its clients. 

Matthews, who joined Windels Marx in 2004 and became a partner in 2011, has been a force in the firm’s growth and strategic direction. He received his J.D. from Fordham University School of Law (1999) and his B.A. from the University of Florida (1996). A dedicated advocate for his clients, Matthews has demonstrated strong leadership, a deep commitment to the firm’s values, and a forward-thinking approach to legal services. His appointment as managing partner marks an exciting new chapter for the firm. 

Reflecting on this transition, Luddy said “It has been a privilege to serve as managing partner for the past 24 years. I am proud of what we have achieved together and grateful for the talented professionals who make Windels Marx an exceptional firm. I have every confidence that Scott will lead with the same dedication and integrity that have defined our success.” 

Matthews said “I am honored to follow in Bob’s footsteps and continue building on the strong foundation he has established. I am grateful for the support of the firm’s partners and executive committee and look forward to working with our talented attorneys and staff to uphold our tradition of excellence, collegiality, and client service. Together, we will continue to advance the interests of our clients and move forward with strength and purpose.”

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