Bio

Matthew Troyer is a partner in Dentons’ Indianapolis office, counseling clients in corporate and real estate law. Matt’s clients rely on his strategy and guidance when negotiating and closing a deal. Matt works to understand his clients’ goals and to solve any current and potential problems they may encounter. He also creates a roadmap to help his clients achieve their goals. Matt’s clients include emerging businesses and privately held companies, often in the technology and SaaS spaces. He routinely advises businesses on a wide range of matters and transactions, including pass-through entity formation and restructuring, joint venture structure and negotiation, acquisition and disposition of businesses, and merger and capital investment issues. Matt also assists clients with real estate transactional matters, such as leasing, acquisition and disposition, development, 1031 exchange, and commercial lending issues. Matt’s experience helping clients with their businesses also applies to assisting with their personal matters, often acting as a personal general counsel. He helps facilitate communications and coordinated action as a member of an individual’s advisory team in order to reach the client’s professional and personal goals. In addition to his corporate and real estate work, Matt manages the Gatorade Trust, created for the benefit of the University of Florida doctors and others who invented Gatorade in 1965. Matt’s duties include helping the inventors and their families protect their rights in the trust. Matt is a guest lecturer at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. He is one of two transactional lawyers appointed to serve on the Indiana Commercial Courts Committee. Matt is a Certified Public Accountant (inactive.)