Matthew C. Wilcox

Matthew C. “Matt” Wilcox is a seasoned trial attorney whose career has been forged in the courtroom. A graduate of the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the University of Massachusetts School of Law, Matt was admitted to the Massachusetts bar in 2015 and quickly established himself as a disciplined, strategic, and highly effective advocate. 

Matt began his legal career with the Worcester County District Attorney’s Office, where he served in District Court, Juvenile Court, and Superior Court. There, he handled hundreds of criminal jury and jury-waived trials and developed deep experience prosecuting matters ranging from misdemeanors to serious felonies. His courtroom skill, judgment, and command of trial practice earned him the confidence of the office, including appointment as a Special Prosecutor by the Worcester District Attorney’s Office. 

In 2018, Matt joined Aloise & Wilcox, P.C., where he represents clients in criminal defense and civil litigation. He has built an immaculate trial record in both criminal and civil cases and is known for bringing a relentless work ethic, sharp instincts, and exceptional preparation to every matter he handles. Whether in District Court, Juvenile Court, or Superior Court, Matt is a formidable presence who brings the experience and confidence needed to stand up to serious opposition. 

Matt has tried cases across a broad spectrum of criminal matters, from lower-level offenses to the most serious charges, and he has consistently earned outstanding results for his clients. His practice reflects the rare combination of courtroom toughness and careful legal judgment that only comes from years of real trial experience. 

Outside the courtroom, Matt is a devoted husband and father to his young child. He is also an avid cook, host of the sports podcast Missing the Point, and an active member of his community. He remains committed to both his clients and the charitable causes he supports throughout the Worcester area.