Matthew A. Seligman

Matthew A. Seligman is a lawyer and legal scholar based in Los Angeles, California. His current work on election law focuses on disputed presidential elections. He the founder and principal at Grayhawk Law and a fellow at the Constitutional Law Center at Stanford Law School.

Grayhawk Law is a boutique litigation firm focused on complex federal matters, with an emphasis on election law, constitutional law, and high-stakes litigation involving democratic governance, the separation of powers, and federal regulatory power.

His practice focuses on cutting-edge constitutional litigation. The firm plays a prominent role in litigation regarding refunds of unlawful tariff duties imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, or IEEPA. It regularly provides updates on the ongoing litigation. More information about the firm’s tariff refund practice is available at www.tariffrefundproject.com.

His book with co-author Lawrence Lessig, How to Steal a Presidential Election, was published by the Yale University Press in 2024.