Jason E. Rosen

Jason Rosen is a trusted advocate for businesses, serving as a litigator, a corporate transactional lawyer, and a Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS). As former securities trader and financial advisor, he brings a deep understanding of the financial components and internal workings of a business beyond the legal matters faced by the companies he represents.

As a business litigator, Jason represents clients in high-stakes disputes involving contracts, partnerships, shareholder issues, and business torts. He understands the pressure litigation can place on operations, reputation, or revenue, and delivers strategic, results-driven advocacy to every case, whether in state or federal court, arbitration, mediation, or negotiations.

On the transactional side, Jason serves as outside counsel to a wide range of businesses, from startups to established enterprises, providing practical, forward-thinking guidance on day-to-day operations and corporate deals. This includes everything from entity formation and governance to contract drafting, vendor negotiations, and mergers and acquisitions.

Prior to joining Hinshaw, Jason was the managing partner of the only U.S. office of an international law firm, founded his own boutique business law firm, worked alongside his father in a white collar defense practice, and interned with the Enforcement Division of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission in Miami, Florida.

• American Bar Association
• Florida Bar, Business Law Section
• BNI Pinecrest

• Recognized on the Rising Stars list by South Carolina Super Lawyers magazine, 2019 – 2022
• Recognized on the Rising Stars list by Florida Super Lawyers magazine, 2018

• Achieved favorable settlements for six victims of the $1.2 billion Woodbridge Group Ponzi scheme in claims against a financial advisor and a self-directed IRA provider.
• Secured successful resolution in a complex breach and fraud litigation on behalf of a creditor against various borrowers and guarantors.
• Represented an individual charged by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for the unlicensed sale of stock and other alleged securities law violations.
• Prevailed in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, establishing new precedent on bond pending appeal in U.S. v. Meister, 744 F.3d 1236 (11th Cir. 2013).
• Closed multiple commercial transactions involving investor groups acquiring interests in a renowned Miami restaurant and gourmet market.
• Counseled and trained the U.S. subsidiary of an international energy company on various components of anti-money laundering and corporate compliance.
• Resolved a pre-litigation intellectual property dispute for a U.K. software company against a major U.S. manufacturer.
• Serve as ongoing corporate counsel to multiple small and mid-size companies on day-to-day corporate and governance matters.

• "Strategic Compliance Insights: A Guide for U.S. Companies," February 20, 2024

• "Time is running out to comply with the Corporate Transparency Act. What Every U.S. Entity Beneficial Owner Needs to Know," Spanish Chamber of Commerce Magazine, October 15, 2024