About Us

Matt Walker is a 2003 summa cum laude graduate of Concord University with an interdisciplinary degree in business, geography, and social work, and a 2007 graduate of the West Virginia University College of Law.

Matt was born and spent his early years in Lincoln County, West Virginia.  In addition to being a registered lobbyist in West Virginia, he has completed formal assessments of access to health care and health care needs assessments for Lincoln, Wayne, and Clay Counties, and developed a system of low-cost sampling and data integration used by four West Virginia local county health departments to complete required county needs assessments.

Walker completed law school courses in health care law, including health care and business torts, intellectual property, internet law, environmental law, workers compensation law, and administrative law.  His special interests are delivery of health care to rural people and rural community advocacy.

Jeff Stevens is a 2003 summa cum laude graduate of the University of Kentucky with a degree in accounting and a 2007 graduate of the University of Kentucky College of Law. Jeff has been an active member of the West Virginia State Bar since November, 2007, specializing in the areas of contract law, tax planning, business formation, and health care law. He has long had a passion for the law, completing his first internship with Cabell County Prosecutor Chris Chiles at the age of seventeen. Jeff is also a registered lobbyist in West Virginia, focusing on the well-being of health care within West Virginia.

During his undergraduate studies, Jeff was honored with the Outstanding Senior in Accounting award, given to the top ten graduates of the accounting school at the University of Kentucky. He was also the sole recipient of the 2003 W.L. Matthews Jr. Fellowship, one of the University’s three highest academic graduate fellowships.

A native of Wayne County, West Virginia, Jeff has special interests in rural health data analysis, economic implications of rural health care systems, and rural workforce development. Jeff has completed specialized law courses in Healthcare Organizations and Finance, Health Law, Employment Law, Environmental Law, Non-profit Organizations, and Medical Liability. Additionally, Jeff lectured a 2006 seminar regarding his article entitled: Tax Shelters in the 21st Century: Is the Current Lull in Activity Due to Economic Recession or Has Congress Finally Closed the Loopholes?