Blake E. Mattingly

Blake is an associate at SWCC and has worked for the firm since his third year of law school. He has gained a significant litigation experience in a wide array of practice areas including commercial disputes, class actions, products liability, antitrust, restrictive covenants, employment disputes for defendants and plaintiffs in state and federal court. Blake has successfully opposed a purported arbitration agreements in federal court, obtained an appellate victory in a products liability and medical malpractice suit, and effectively advocates for his clients in and out of the courtroom. Blake enjoys litigating complex legal issues and the continual learning opportunities that practicing law provides.

During law school, Blake interned for the Honorable Joseph H.L. Perez-Montes in the Western District of Louisiana, was a member of SMU’s International Law Review and Phi Delta Phi, was a Chief Student Attorney with the Small Business & Trademark Clinic, and was selected as an inaugural board member for the All-Clinic Student Advisory Board. Blake was also selected for several off-campus moot court teams where he won an award for Best Oralist and made it to the semifinal and final rounds in different competitions.