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Pruden family has 5 generations of NC lawyers
(From The Mecklenburg County Bar News)
When Matthew Gridley Pruden was admitted to the Bar on
September 14, 2004, he became the fifth generation of Pruden men to
practice law in North Carolina.
“I don’t know whether this is a record for multi-generational
lawyers in this state, but I don’t know of any other five-generation
families,” said J. Norfleet Pruden III, of Kennedy Covington Lobdell &
Hickman, who introduced his son to the Bar.
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State: North Carolina
Acquired: 2004
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301 East Park Avenue, Charlotte, NC, 28203
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Posted by Mr. Shrimanker | April 28, 2025 | Consulted Attorney
04/28/2025. I had the pleasure of working with Matthew G. Pruden, Partner at Tin Fulton Walker & Owen, PLLC, and I cannot recommend him highly enough. His knowledge, professionalism, and dedication were evident in every interaction. He took the time to thoroughly understand my concerns, provided clea...
Posted by anonymous | May 6, 2016 | Hired Attorney
Matthew Pruden is the best lawyer in the Charlotte area. I have dealt with big names such as George Laughrun and he does not hold a candle to Mr. Pruden. Matt Pruden was professional. He saw me right away and even worked with me on payment. He was there for any questions that i had and was so help...
Posted by Vanessa | May 5, 2014
Matt represented my loved one and did such an excellent job, that our entire family is extremely well pleased. Matt was very open and honest about what he could do. He made no promises, except that he would do his best. And he did just that. He took the time to explain each process along the way and...
Posted by Thadius | March 25, 2014
Mr. Pruden was the perfect attorney for me and my circumstances! He made me feel totally confident throughout the entire process! I have recommended him and will continue to recommend him!
Posted by Richard | March 24, 2014
Matt Pruden effectively negotiated a painless and low-cost settlement on an issue that could have easily gone the opposite way with steep consequences. Since hiring Matt, I've called him a couple times for recommendations of lawyers in other specialties, and each time, it was Matt's referral that my...
"I was an intern for Matt while I was in law school, and he has always been there when I needed guidance. He's a fantastic attorney and a super nice guy!"
"Mr. Pruden is well respected in the legal community and extremely competent. I endorse and recommend this lawyer."
"Matt is a tireless advocate who is consistently intent on advancing his client's interests. He is an excellent attorney for anyone facing charges in the state or federal courts. Matt is an asset to his clients and the legal profession. I am proud to endorse him."
"I know Matt Pruden to be a great criminal attorney, with the unique ability to handle both common issues and complex criminal cases, such as murder charges. I recommend him."
"Matt and I attended Wake Law together and is an excellent attorney. He currently works for a major firm in Charlotte and handles many Federal and State Criminal matters."
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2017
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2015
Rising Star, Super Lawyers
2015
Nation's Top One Percent, National Association of Distinguished Counsel
2014
Rising Star, Super Lawyers
2014
Top 40 Under 40, National Trial Lawyers
2014
Clients' Choice Award, Avvo
2014
10 Best Criminal Law Attorneys for Client Satisfaction, American Institute of Criminal Law Attorneys
2014
AV Peer Review Rating, Martindale-Hubbell
2014
Top 10 Under 40, National Academy of Criminal Defense Attorneys
2005 - Present
Partner, Tin Fulton Walker & Owen, PLLC
2004 - 2005
Associate, Templeton & Raynor, P.A.
2006 - Present
United States District Court for the Middle District of North CarolinaAdmitted to Practice
2006 - Present
United States District Court for the Eastern District of North CarolinaAdmitted to Practice
2005 - Present
North Carolina Advocates for JusticeMember
2005 - Present
National Association of Criminal Defense LawyersMember
2005 - Present
Mecklenburg County Criminal Defense Lawyers AssociationMember
2005 - Present
United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth CircuitAdmitted to Practice
2004 - Present
North Carolina Bar AssociationMember
2004 - Present
Mecklenburg County BarMember
2004 - Present
United States District Court for the Western District of North CarolinaAdmitted to Practice
Client found not guilty on all charges.
Client found not guilty
Mistrial declared because the jury was split 6-6. Client pleaded to significantly reduced charges afterwards.
Successful defense objection led to substantially reduced sentence
Not guilty
Significant downward variance granted
Sentence reduced by 80 months
Not guilty
Not guilty
Life sentence reduced to time served
Case dismissed
Case dismissed
Serious felonies reduced to misdemeanors
Not guilty
Prosecution declined
Not guilty
Not guilty
Motion to suppress granted; case dismissed
Hung jury; declared a mistrial; case dismissed
Client sentenced to probation after originally being charged with first degree murder
Client sentenced to one year of probation after government argued for 57 months in prison
Not guilty
Felony reduced to misdemeanor; unsupervised probation
Prosecution declined
2007
Certificate of Completion
2004
JD - Juris Doctor
1998
BS - Bachelor of Science
2012
The Fourth Amendment: Search and Seizure
2007
English
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Matthew earned significant contribution points in 2014.
What is the difference between PJC and nolo contendere?
05 Nov 2014
If I have a warrant for my arrest and I turn myself in. What happens if they don't read me my Miranda rights. Or do they have to
11 Aug 2014
What is the sentance for conspiracy to commit common law robbery in NC if I'm a first time offender.?
07 Aug 2014