Jeffrey Rosenthal has extensive experience in high-stakes corporate and commercial litigation, having defended companies in multiple industries against claims involving:
- Class actions
- Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) / Junk Fax Prevention Act
- Biometric Information Privacy Act (“BIPA”)
- Florida Telephone Solicitation Act
- Consumer fraud and privacy
- Labeling and false advertising
- Contracts
- Business torts
- Software and technology
- Intellectual property (trade secret / trademark / copyright)
- Civil Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (“RICO”) Act
- Securities / shareholder actions
- Financial industry arbitration
- Professional liability
- Alien Tort Statute
Jeffrey regularly writes the Cyberlaw column for The Legal Intelligencer, wherein he discusses the intersecting areas of law and computing with an emphasis on the impact of new technologies, online privacy, software, intellectual property, and social networking sites on corporations, businesses, and individuals. He also serves as an editor for Blank Rome's Biometric Privacy Insider blog, which analyzes and explores emerging issues in the rapidly developing area of biometric privacy.
Jeffrey is a frequent lecturer on issues relating to attorney ethics. His recent speaking engagements include serving as a panelist discussing ethical issues in attorney use of social media for a national webcast, presenting on the proliferation of biometrics (fingerprint/face/voice scans) and the resultant impact on privacy and class action litigation, and presenting on practical class action avoidance strategies. He has also lectured on the topic of alternative dispute resolution at Villanova University School of Law, and on e-discovery and social media at Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law. He also serves as a court-appointed Arbitrator as part of the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas’ Compulsory Arbitration Program.
