Jordan Matthews shares her experience working with two multinational law firms, as well as a former Assistant United States Attorney and experienced trial lawyer.
Jordan Matthews is a former Assistant United States Attorney and experienced trial lawyer, most recently serving in the National Security and Cybercrime Section of the Chicago U.S. Attorney’s Office. As a federal prosecutor, Jordan investigated and prosecuted a wide range of crimes, including national security, espionage, theft of trade secret, cybercrime, extortion, RICO, civil rights, financial fraud, and tax offenses.
At Jones Day, Jordan currently focuses her practice on internal and government investigations, high-stakes civil and criminal litigation, and compliance counseling. Prior to joining Jones Day and the U.S. Attorney's Office, Jordan was a litigator at a multinational law firm where she handled commercial litigation matters with an emphasis on products-based class actions, mass torts, and consumer fraud.
Jordan is on the Board of Managers for Legal Action Chicago, co-chair of the Chicago chapter of the Women's White Collar Defense Association, and an active member of the Black Women Lawyers' Association of Greater Chicago. Jordan graduated from Yale College and from the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School.