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Matthew L Mooney
Mooney, Mooney & Mooney
208 South Limestone St.
Lexington, KY 40508
Position: Partner
FAX: 859-259-2703
Admitted: Kentucky Supreme Court, 1986; US Court of Appeals 6th Cir., 1987; US District Court for the Western District of Kentucky, 1987; US District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky, 1989
Law School: University of Kentucky, JD
College: University of Kentucky, BA
Birth Date and Place: Fayetteville, AR
Practice Areas: Administrative Law, Licensing and Regulation, Civil Litigation, Employment Law, Civil Rights, Arbitration, Intellectual Property
Additional Information: 1986-88, Clerk, US Dist. Ct., WD KY; 1988-89, Associate, Heller, Ehrman, White & McAuliffe, San Francisco, CA; 1988-92, Partner, Mooney, Mooney & Mooney; 1992-94, Administrative Hearing Officer, KY Natural Resources Cabinet; 1994-96, Chief Hearing Officer, KY Office of the Attorney General; 1996-1998, Director of Medicaid Fraud and Abuse Division, KY Office of the Attorney General; 1998-1999, Administrative Hearing Officer, KY Office of the Attorney General; 1999-2000, CIO, KY Office of the Attorney General; 2000-present, Partner, Mooney, Mooney & Mooney
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Matthew Mooney located?
Matthew Mooney is located in Lexington, KY at 208 South Limestone St., 40508.
What are Matthew Mooney's practice areas?
Matthew Mooney's practice areas include: Administrative Law, Licensing and Regulation, Civil Litigation, Employment Law, Civil Rights, Arbitration, Intellectual Property.
What firm is Matthew Mooney associated with?
Matthew Mooney is associated with Mooney, Mooney & Mooney in Lexington, KY.
Where did Matthew Mooney attend law school?
Matthew Mooney attended University of Kentucky, JD and University of Kentucky, BA.
When was Matthew Mooney admitted to the bar?
Matthew Mooney was admitted to practice: Kentucky Supreme Court, 1986; US Court of Appeals 6th Cir., 1987; US District Court for the Western District of Kentucky, 1987; US District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky, 1989.