R.J. De Rose focuses his practice on complex domestic and international litigation.
R.J. began his career as counsel to insurance carriers providing coverage analysis on Directors & Officers Insurance liability claims. From there, his practice has developed to also include direct representation of various directors and officers in litigation brought against them for purported mismanagement.
R.J.'s international experience includes representing as lead litigation counsel an association of Brazilian health insurance companies that brought claims in the United States against various medical device manufacturers, seeking to recover for those manufacturer’s corruption of the Brazilian medical device market. This dispute has been litigated in the courts of Brazil and the United States. R.J. has also represented an international construction company in disputes over contracts relating to projects in Iraq. He has also represented foreign, private security contractors in disputes arising from their activities in Iraq subsequent to the last Gulf War.
R.J.’s financial services experience includes representing securitized student loan trusts in class action litigation. He has represented the trustee of a collateralized debt obligation in a dispute with a counter-hedge party over the priority of payments under the terms of that CDO, which included litigating the meaning of the various agreements governing the CDO. He has also represented certain note holders in a dispute over a mezzanine financing agreement. Additionally, R.J. has provided legal advice to one of the world's largest international banks on its obligations as trustee under various mortgage backed securities and he has counseled clients on various issues relating to the servicing of loans collateralized into mortgage backed securities and defending a bank in a series of multi-million dollar disputes against claims of negligence and fraud.
R.J. De Rose focuses his practice on complex domestic and international litigation.
R.J. began his career as counsel to insurance carriers providing coverage analysis on Directors & Officers Insurance liability claims. From there, his practice has developed to also include direct representation of various directors and officers in litigation brought against them for purported mismanagement.
R.J.'s international experience includes representing as lead litigation counsel an association of Brazilian health insurance companies that brought claims in the United States against various medical device manufacturers, seeking to recover for those manufacturer’s corruption of the Brazilian medical device market. This dispute has been litigated in the courts of Brazil and the United States. R.J. has also represented an international construction company in disputes over contracts relating to projects in Iraq. He has also represented foreign, private security contractors in disputes arising from their activities in Iraq subsequent to the last Gulf War.
R.J.’s financial services experience includes representing securitized student loan trusts in class action litigation. He has represented the trustee of a collateralized debt obligation in a dispute with a counter-hedge party over the priority of payments under the terms of that CDO, which included litigating the meaning of the various agreements governing the CDO. He has also represented certain note holders in a dispute over a mezzanine financing agreement. Additionally, R.J. has provided legal advice to one of the world's largest international banks on its obligations as trustee under various mortgage backed securities and he has counseled clients on various issues relating to the servicing of loans collateralized into mortgage backed securities and defending a bank in a series of multi-million dollar disputes against claims of negligence and fraud.
R.J. has briefed and argued numerous appeals before the United States Circuit Courts for the Second Circuit, Sixth Circuit, Seventh Circuit and Ninth Circuit, and before the Supreme Court of the State of New York Appellate Division for the First Department and Second Department.
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