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Matthew Royal

Professional Overview Matthew is a Partner in MF&G’s Litigation Department, focusing on commercial litigation, intellectual property disputes and labour and industrial relations. He is a seasoned advocate with significant experience in constitutional law and high-stakes commercial cases. Practice Focus Commercial & Civil Litigation, Intellectual Property Disputes, Labour & Industrial Relations, Constitutional Law & Judicial Review Key Experience & Matters Defended against claims challenging employer COVID-19 policies (Parkins v Cari-Med Group) • Successfully resisted appeals in complex employment disputes, ensuring fair outcomes(Clarke v University of Technology) • Handled high-value lease and property disputes, securing favourable judgments for clients (Premium Produce Export Limited v Johnson) • Led successful appeals and procedural claims in various high-stakes matters, including property and family estate litigation Professional Engagement Adjunct Tutor, University of the West Indies, Faculty of Law • Member, Jamaican Bar Association • Director, Wolmer’s Preparatory School · Myers Fletcher & Gordon

JamaicaCommercial / Civil Litigation, Intellectual Property

About

Partner in the Litigation Department at Myers Fletcher & Gordon, focusing on commercial and civil litigation, intellectual property disputes, labour and industrial relations, and constitutional law. A seasoned advocate with significant experience in high-stakes commercial cases, appellate work and complex employment and property matters.

Practice areas

Commercial / Civil LitigationIntellectual PropertyEmployment & LabourConstitutional Law & Judicial ReviewReal EstateFamily & EstatesAppellate

Office

Expertise

Commercial litigationIntellectual property disputesEmployment and industrial relations (including COVID-19 policy cases)Constitutional law and judicial reviewHigh-value lease and property disputesFamily estate litigationAppellate and procedural claims

Education

  • LL.B (First Class Honours), University of the West Indies
  • Certificate of Legal Education, Norman Manley Law School

Admissions

  • Member, Jamaican Bar Association