Jason Kanterman represents individuals and institutional clients in affirmative and defensive litigation across a diverse range of industries and disciplines.
Clients routinely seek Jason’s counsel in matters involving sophisticated business disputes, securities litigation, class actions and multidistrict litigation, insurance-related disputes, transportation and logistics disputes, employment matters, intellectual property litigation, and whistleblower and False Claims Act litigation. Jason also conducts investigations and counsels clients in pre-suit strategy and alternative dispute resolution.
Jason has tried several bench trials to verdict, has argued dispositive and non-dispositive motions in state and federal courts throughout the country, and has represented clients in successful appeals before state and federal appellate courts including the US Supreme Court.
Jason also maintains an active public interest practice. He recently filed amicus briefs in the Sixth and Eleventh Circu...
Jason Kanterman represents individuals and institutional clients in affirmative and defensive litigation across a diverse range of industries and disciplines.
Clients routinely seek Jason’s counsel in matters involving sophisticated business disputes, securities litigation, class actions and multidistrict litigation, insurance-related disputes, transportation and logistics disputes, employment matters, intellectual property litigation, and whistleblower and False Claims Act litigation. Jason also conducts investigations and counsels clients in pre-suit strategy and alternative dispute resolution.
Jason has tried several bench trials to verdict, has argued dispositive and non-dispositive motions in state and federal courts throughout the country, and has represented clients in successful appeals before state and federal appellate courts including the US Supreme Court.
Jason also maintains an active public interest practice. He recently filed amicus briefs in the Sixth and Eleventh Circuits on behalf of national medical associations in cases of great constitutional importance. A federal district court appointed him lead counsel in a federal civil rights case, an engagement that resolved favorably for his client by way of confidential settlement. Jason also represents defendants in federal criminal matters under the Criminal Justice Act and has represented numerous ex-offenders as lead counsel in prisoner reentry-related litigation.
In 2021, Jason was selected as a “New Leader of the Bar” by New Jersey Law Journal, which recognized attorneys under the age of 40 who have left an indelible mark on the legal community and bring both notable achievements and outstanding potential to the table.
When not actively litigating, Jason serves as an Adjunct Professor of Law at Rutgers Law School where he teaches litigation skills courses including deposition practice and trial advocacy. A frequent lecturer and writer, he regularly presents continuing education courses and authors law review articles, invited essays, and book chapters.
Prior to joining Fried Frank, Jason practiced at a boutique litigation firm.
Speaking engagements |
4th Annual Federal Pro Bono Institute⟶Speaking engagements |
The Rules of the Game: The Civil Procedure and Practices You Need to Know For State and Federal Courts⟶Speaking engagements |
Professionalism Day in the United States District Court⟶Looking for a professional? Try our advanced professionals search⟶
