Matthew Brick
Founder, Brick Law Firm
A memorable, human profile that positions Matthew Brick as a distinctive founder in a crowded legal field.
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Live on Wall Street TimesThe client
Matthew Brick is a lawyer and the founder of his own law firm. His path into law is anything but conventional, which makes his origin story a natural hook for readers and prospective clients alike.
The goal
Founders in law compete on trust, and a name that appears in a reputable business outlet helps a firm stand apart from the noise. Beyond credibility, Brick needed a piece that showed personality — the kind of profile that makes a reader remember the lawyer, not just the practice area.
What we did
We shaped an angle around his unexpected journey, from Mario Kart to arguing before the Supreme Court, and wrote it into a feature that reads like a proper profile rather than a promo. We placed it with the Wall Street Times and had Brick review and approve the full draft before publication.
The result
The story ran in the Wall Street Times as "From Mario Kart to the Supreme Court: How Matthew Brick Built a Law Firm." It stays live and searchable, working as both a credibility marker and a genuinely engaging introduction whenever someone researches him or his firm.
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