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Matthew Paul Crouch

Internal Revenue Service - Office of Chief Counsel·San Francisco, CA·16 years licensed

Matthew Paul Crouch is a lawyer in San Francisco, CA who works for Internal Revenue Service - Office of Chief Counsel. Practice areas include Administrative and Public, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Appellate: Civil. Court admissions include Colorado Bankruptcy Court, Colorado District Court. Licensed in Texas since 2010. Graduated from St. Thomas University School of Law in 2000.

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2010
State Bar of TX
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100 1st St Ste 1800
San Francisco, CA
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Matthew Paul Crouch

Internal Revenue Service - Office of Chief Counsel
BAR · 24072482
San Francisco, CA·16 years licensed
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Matthew Paul Crouch is a lawyer in San Francisco, CA who works for Internal Revenue Service - Office of Chief Counsel. Practice areas include Administrative and Public, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Appellate: Civil. Court admissions include Colorado Bankruptcy Court, Colorado District Court. Licensed in Texas since 2010. Graduated from St. Thomas University School of Law in 2000.

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Bar admission
2010
State Bar of TX
Office
100 1st St Ste 1800
San Francisco, CA
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Clean since admission
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2 observed firms

Based on State Bar of Texas snapshots — each row is a firm the attorney was registered with at one of our quarterly pulls.

  1. Internal Revenue Service - Office of ChiMAY 2023 — APR 2026
    Government Lawyer · San Francisco, CA
  2. Internal Revenue Service - Office of Chief CounselAS OF JUN 2026
    Government Lawyer · San Francisco, CA
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