Jennifer M. Rosa

Trustees, issuers, underwriters, sponsors, originators, and servicers rely on Jenn’s experience when facing litigation, internal investigations, and government investigations arising out of their roles in RMBS transactions. In addition, Jenn represents mortgage industry clients in foreclosure and other loss mitigation proceedings, indemnification actions, putback litigations, and trust instruction proceedings. Jenn also helps financial services clients address risk management and regulatory issues arising out of legacy RMBS platforms, LIBOR transition, and other deal management issues, as well as with respect to new products and transactions.

Jenn also advises clients on e-discovery and data issues, including the crafting of policies and procedures to govern document retention, legal holds, document collection, and review and strategies for defensible management of data in large litigations.

Jenn is dedicated to the recruitment, development, and retention of diverse talent at the firm. She serves as co-chair of the New York Office Women’s Forum and co-chair of the New York Office Hiring Committee.

• Several global banks and financial services companies, and affiliated entities, in responding to subpoenas from the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Department of Justice, and various state Attorneys General arising out of their roles in residential mortgage-backed securities transactions.
• Trustees of residential mortgage-backed securities transactions in both offensive and defensive litigations and other proceedings relating to their roles as trustee.
• A major mortgage loan originator against indemnification claims asserted by deal counterparty.
• A global bank in various antitrust matters involving allegations of price fixing relating to certain bond instruments.
• A leading pharmaceutical corporation in an internal investigation and securities litigation arising out of a clinical trial.
• A leading auto manufacturer in various class action lawsuits related to alleged manufacturing defects.
• Several global banks in assessing litigation risk and crafting mitigation strategies relating to the cessation of LIBOR.