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Education
B.A. University of Scranton, Economics, 2005
J.D. University of Baltimore School of Law, 2009
Admitted to Practice
Court of Appeals of Maryland
United States District Court for the District of Maryland
United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
Practice Areas
Civil Litigation, Administrative Law, Procurement, Government Contracts, Sustainable
Development, Landlord/Tenant, Business and Corporate, Zoning Violations, Contract
Litigation, Ethics, Campaign Finance and Non-Profit
Acknowledgments
Named one of Maryland's "20 in their Twenties" by The Daily Record, April 2011
LEED Green Associate, U.S. Green Building Council
Professional Associations and Memberships
Member, Maryland State Bar Association
Member, Prince George’s County Bar Association
Member, Bar Association of Baltimore City
Member, Young Lawyers Division Executive Council, Bar Association of Baltimore City
Member, USGBC – Maryland Chapter
Steering Committee, USGBC Maryland Emerging Professionals
Election Law Attorney, Maryland Democratic Party (2008 & 2010)
Community Associations and Memberships
Chair, Friends of Boys Hope Girls Hope of Baltimore
Lifetime Member, National Eagle Scout Association
Member, Baltimore Washington Corridor Chamber of Commerce
Matthew J. Youssef, has assisted the firm’s legal efforts in every area of practice with
emphasis on business corporate matters, contract litigation, government contracts and
green buildings. He has also lectured and written on Maryland’s Green Buildings laws.
Matthew regularly works with a variety of small businesses in forming corporate entities
and facing the day-to-day challenges of maintaining a successful business by assisting
with the legal challenges, licensing, permitting, and employment issues.
During law school Matthew handled tax controversy cases before the United States Tax
Court through the University of Baltimore’s Tax Clinic and interned for the Honorable
John Addison Howard in the Circuit Court of Baltimore City.
Matthew demonstrates his commitment to his community by continuing to volunteer with
Boys Hope Girls Hope of Baltimore where, prior to law school, he served as a residential
counselor for inner city teenage boys in the group home.
301-292-3300 myoussef@alexander-cleaver.com
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