Jeremy Rozansky

JEREMY ROZANSKY represents clients in appeals, challenges to federal agency action, complex civil litigation, government investigations, and government enforcement proceedings. Jeremy’s practice spans an array of legal issues, including administrative law, constitutional law, antitrust law, consumer-protection law, environmental law, and others.

Before joining the firm, Jeremy served as a law clerk to the Honorable Michael H. Park of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and to the Honorable Diarmuid F. O’Scannlain of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. He previously worked as an editor at National Affairs journal, on a presidential campaign, and for a Jewish nonprofit.

Jeremy earned undergraduate and law degrees from the University of Chicago. While in law school, Jeremy served as an online editor for The University of Chicago Law Review.

Representations include:

• A multinational electronic commerce company in price fixing antitrust class action alleging a conspiracy to limit the distribution of products (pending).
• Hard-drive manufacturer in appeal regarding interpretation of the Foreign Trade Antitrust Improvements Act (pending).
• A multinational electronic commerce company in an antitrust class action alleging that the client used exclusivity restrictions to maintain its dominance in the audiobook market (pending).
• Pipelines’ trade association in securing preliminary relief from nitrogen oxides emissions limits promulgated by EPA under the Good Neighbor Provision of the Clean Air Act.
• Obtaining reversal of adverse class action judgment under the Affordable Care Act on behalf of third-party administrator of health insurance plans.
• A leading student loan servicer in consumer protection litigation (pending).
• A trade association in connection with Modernizing Regulatory Review Executive Order and Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs’ reforms to cost-benefit analysis guidance.
• Pro bono counsel to religious organization challenging municipality’s taking of its property via eminent domain.

Jeremy also maintains a robust pro bono practice. Jeremy concentrates his pro bono work on assisting Afghan refugees and protecting the rights of religious institutions.