Complex Fraud & Securities Litigation
Jordan B. Isrow
Associate
Jordan B. Isrow is a member of the Dispute Resolution Team with a diverse range of experience handling a multitude of complex, high-stakes disputes in both state and federal court. Jordan’s practice touches on a variety of industries and areas of law including complex partnership disputes, intellectual property litigation, fraud and breach of fiduciary duty claims, trust and estate litigation, labor and employment law, white collar criminal defense, hospitality litigation, real estate disputes, administrative proceedings, and alternative dispute resolution. Jordan also has extensive experience developing and implementing E-discovery strategies and has authored multiple articles on the subject.
With a background in advertising and a Masters in Business Administration, Jordan utilizes his creativity and sharp business acumen to craft effective litigation strategies uniquely tailored to each client's specific needs. From defending against SEC claims for violations of US securities laws in connection with an alleged international Ponzi scheme, to representing the personal representative of a $100 million estate in litigation involving claims of fraud and breaches of fiduciary duty exposed through electronic discovery, Jordan approaches every case with an eye toward obtaining the best results for clients.
Representative Matters 
- Represented the personal representative of a $100MM estate in a complex, multi-party dispute against out-of-state professionals over their respective compensation for rendering services for the benefit of the estate. Utilizing sophisticated E-discovery strategies, the personal representative established at trial that the invoices submitted were fabricated, thereby dramatically reducing their respective fee awards and saving the estate nearly $1MM.
- Represented marketing agency in a bet-the-case lawsuit against a former employee who appropriated trade secrets to set up a competing company while still working for his employer. After taking forensic images of defendant’s phone and laptop, it was discovered that the defendant was communicating with the employer’s IT Manager during the course of litigation and receiving attorney-client privileged communications. After filing an emergency petition for extraordinary relief, the court struck the defendant’s pleadings as a sanction for its bad faith conduct.
- Represented high profile musician against claims brought by the estate of a former band member for alleged unpaid royalties.
- Represented real estate developer and condominium association against claims brought by former business partner for breach of fiduciary duty and other statutory claims in connection with operation of timeshare business.
- Represented financial institution serving as co-trustee against claims brought by guardian of the trust beneficiary for breach of trust and breach of fiduciary duty. All claims were favorably settled after conducting targeted discovery.
- Defended New York State Department of Health in an administrative proceeding brought by a pediatrician seeking injunctive relief in connection with a pending investigation for professional misconduct. The physician’s action was dismissed with prejudice, which was affirmed on appeal, thereby setting a very favorable precedent for the Department.
Awards & Honors
- Martindale-Hubbell, AV® Preeminent™ rated
- Florida Trend Magazine, Legal Elite, 2015
- Florida Super Lawyers Magazine,Rising Star, 2016-2017
- Charles C. Papy, Jr. Moot Court Board
- Dean’s Merit Scholarship Award
- University of Miami Law Negotiation Competition, Champion
- ABA Regional Negotiation Competition, Finalist
Community Activities / Associations
- Florida Bar Association
- New York Bar Association
- Broward County Bar Association
- Federal Bar Association
- Jewish Federation of Broward County, Member of YLD Executive Board & Professional Networks Committee
Prior Affiliations
- Arnstein & Lehr LLP
- New York State Office of the Attorney General