Jenna A. Fasone

Jenna Fasone is a Business Trial associate in the San Diego office, where she focuses her practice on healthcare and insurance litigation. An experienced commercial litigator, Jenna represents clients in state and federal courts in matters involving contract and coverage disputes as well as healthcare reimbursement litigation. Her work also spans first-party and third-party insurance bad faith, coverage disputes, class actions, insurance fraud, and unfair business practices. Jenna also defends clients in class action lawsuits in the healthcare and insurance litigation space, as well as in securities and consumer litigation. She is a trusted advisor to her clients at all stages of dispute resolution, from pre-litigation through appeal. 

Jenna brings a practical, legal strategy-minded approach to complex disputes, shaped by her years of experience both before, during and after law school. Prior to attending law school, she led the Corporate Research and Investigations department at a complex litigation firm representing plaintiffs in consumer and securities class actions as well as shareholder derivative lawsuits. 

During law school, Jenna gained early successes in litigation strategy and motion practice. While working for a criminal defense attorney, she drafted a successful Franks motion in federal court seeking suppression of evidence based on allegedly false information in a search warrant affidavit. Her advocacy led to a Franks hearing and, ultimately, the government’s dismissal of all charges before the court ruled on the motion.

Jenna is committed to pro bono and impact litigation, with an emphasis on immigration law. She has experience representing detained and non-detained clients before EOIR and USCIS, as well as litigating appeals arising from those matters. 

Jenna’s approach to legal practice mirrors her philosophy in life: she strives to be both a student and a teacher—an outlook that informs her collaboration with clients, colleagues, and courts alike.

Honors

Pro Bono Publico Honoree, Casa Cornelia Law Center, 2018

Articles

Corporate and Securities Law Blog Posts

• "SCOTUS (Almost) Weighs in on Attorney-Client Privilege for Dual Purpose Communications: 5 Practical Tips to Protect Privilege," February 9, 2023

• "Getting to Business Judgment in an Interested Transaction: Controlling Stockholder Must Put Procedural Protections in Place Prior to the Commencement of Economic Negotiations," October 17, 2018 

Healthcare Law Blog Posts

• "Navigating Dual Purpose Communications After SCOTUS (Almost) Weighs in on Attorney-Client Privilege: 5 Practical Tips for Healthcare Attorneys," February 13, 2023

Memberships

San Diego County Bar Association

Association of Business Trial Lawyers of San Diego