Education

Suffolk University Law School, J.D., 2009

Tufts University, B.A., Political Science and Economics, 2005

Admissions to Practice

Commonwealth of Massachusetts

United States District Court, District of Massachusetts

Professional Affiliations

Massachusetts Bar Association              

Boston Bar Association

Continuing Education and Commitment to Excellence

Entries for seminar and conference participation forthcoming

Publications and Press

The Rule of Reason After Leegin: Reconsidering the Use of Economic Analysis in the Antitrust Arena, 42 Suffolk Univ. L. Rev. 919 (2009)

Pro Bono / Community Service

Volunteer attorney, Framingham Project for Incarcerated Women

Assists in the representation of a death row inmate in state-court habeas corpus proceeding in Connecticut

Jason A. Casey

617 371 1009

jcasey@collorallp.com

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Clients and Industries

Jason has participated in the representation of commercial companies, banks, executives, managers and professionals associated with several different industries. Much of his work has involved financial services and securities, but he has also worked on matters for clients in the telecommunications, technology and construction industries.

Practice Areas and Experience

Jason has provided legal assistance in complex civil disputes, as well as the defense of government enforcement actions. He has served on legal teams involved in all aspects of criminal and civil litigation, including grand jury and agency investigations, criminal and civil discovery, motion practice, trial preparation, post-conviction litigation, sentencing and appeals.

In business litigation matters, he has worked on a wide variety of issues pertinent to lending, borrowing, securities brokerage and trading, accounting and accounting malpractice.

His work in criminal defense has covered a number of controversies related to tax issues and to financial disclosures in securities matters. He has experience with SEC enforcement actions and sentencing proceedings as well.

Professional Experience Outside of Collora LLP 

During the summer of 2007, Jason worked in the civil rights division of the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office, where he focused primarily on employment and housing discrimination matters. While in law school, Jason was a member of the Suffolk University Law Review and the Suffolk University Public Interest Law Group.  

Sample of Results in Practice *

• Part of legal team that successfully represented a syndicate of banks that suffered $50 million in damages arguably related to frauds perpetrated by officers and directors of a publically traded company, and the failure of an independent public auditor to detect and report those frauds. Settled the case to client’s satisfaction after vigorous pre-trial advocacy.
• Part of legal team that represented a former director of a publically traded company alleged to have violated the Securities and Securities Exchange Acts in a multi-defendant SEC civil enforcement action.  Settled the matter to the client’s satisfaction without any finding of fraud after significant discovery and pre-trial advocacy. 
• Part of legal team that represented an individual in sentencing phase of an income and payroll tax enforcement action, successfully obtaining a significant downward departure from the federal sentencing guideline range.
• Part of legal team that successfully represented software company in contract and Chapter 93A litigation, settling the matter to the client’s satisfaction for significantly less money than the original demand.

* This sampling of cases represents a selected, small portion of this lawyer’s total experience, and past performance is not intended to be a representation of likely future results, which must be assessed on a case-by-case basis.