Background
Rosen, Jeffrey S. was born on July 18, 1946 in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States.
Rosen, Jeffrey S. was born on July 18, 1946 in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States.
Columbia University (Bachelor of Arts, 1968. Juris Doctor, 1971).
Worked at De Martino Finkelstein Rosen & Virga (New York, NY) specializing in Business, Corporate, Corporate Financing. Trial Practice. Estate Administration and Planning, Real Estate and Banking Law. Securities and Commodities Law.
Administrative Practice. Admitted to the bar, 1971, Ohio. 1976, District of Columbia, United States.
Claims Court and United States. District Court for the District of Columbia Circuit. 1977, Maryland (Not admitted NY).
Author: "Reparation Proceedings Under the Commodity Exchange Act," 27 Emory Law Journal, P. 1005, Fall, 1978. "Regulating Commodities FuturesShould Congress Alter the CFTC?" The National Law Journal, March 15, 1982. "The Impact of the Futures Trading Act of 1982 on Commodity Regulation," BNA Securities Regulation and Law Report, pg.
142, Volume 15, No. 2, 1983. "The Regulation of Commodity Pool Operators Under The Commodity Exchange Act," 40 Washington and Lee Law Review, p. 937, Summer, 1983; "Cauldron Still Bubbling for United States.
Precious Regulations," No. 110 Futures World, April 26, 1984. Co-Author: Rosen, De Martino and Eaton, "Hedging by Investment Companies: Legal Implications Under the Commodity Exchange Act and Investment Company Act of 1940," Securities Regulation and Law Report (BNA), Volume 17, No.
6, February, 1985; "CFTC Investigative Subpoenas," Commodities Law Letter, June 1986. "Arbitration Before the National Futures Association," Jan-February 1987 Commodities Law Letter 3. "Commodity Futures Trading Commission," Administrative Practice Manual of the Bar Association of the District of Columbia, 1988 Education.
CFTC Cases Regarding Mitigation and Rehabilitation in Registration Fitness Proceedings," Commodities Law Letter June/July 1989. "CFTC's Hammond Decision: Little Ado About Nothing," Commodities Law Letter, July/August 1990. Co-Author: Brecher and Rosen, "Securities Arbitration of Customer Claims Alleging Unsuitability, Improper Markups/Markdowns or Breach of Fiduciary Duties," Volume 2 Securities Arbitration, p.
469 (PLI 1996). Trial Attorney, Division of Enforcement, United States. Securities & Exchange Commission, 1973-1976. Lecturer, Chicago-Kent/ITT Commodities Law Institute, 1982-1983, 1985-1988.
Member, Board of Editors, Commodities Law Letter, 1985-1995. Arbitrator, National Futures Association. Member: District of Columbia Bar.
Federal and American (Member, Committee on Futures Regulation, 1978, Sections of Business Law and Litigation) Bar Associations. (Resident, Washington, D.C. Office). De Martino Finkelstein Rosen & Virga is a law firm with offices in Washington, D.C. and New York.
The firm practices in the area of business-related matters.
Author: "Reparation Proceedings Under the Commodity Exchange Act," 27 Emory Law Journal, P. 1005, Fall, 1978. "Regulating Commodities FuturesShould Congress Alter the CFTC?" The National Law Journal, March 15, 1982. "The Impact of the Futures Trading Act of 1982 on Commodity Regulation," BNA Securities Regulation and Law Report, pg.
142, Volume 15, No. 2, 1983. "The Regulation of Commodity Pool Operators Under The Commodity Exchange Act," 40 Washington and Lee Law Review, p. 937, Summer, 1983
"Cauldron Still Bubbling for United States.
Precious Regulations," No. 110 Futures World, April 26, 1984. Co-Author: Rosen, De Martino and Eaton, "Hedging by Investment Companies: Legal Implications Under the Commodity Exchange Act and Investment Company Act of 1940," Securities Regulation and Law Report (BNA), Volume 17, No.
6, February, 1985
"CFTC Investigative Subpoenas," Commodities Law Letter, June 1986. "Arbitration Before the National Futures Association," Jan-February 1987 Commodities Law Letter 3. "Commodity Futures Trading Commission," Administrative Practice Manual of the Bar Association of the District of Columbia, 1988 Education.
CFTC Cases Regarding Mitigation and Rehabilitation in Registration Fitness Proceedings," Commodities Law Letter June/July 1989. "CFTC's Hammond Decision: Little Ado About Nothing," Commodities Law Letter, July/August 1990. Co-Author: Rosen, De Martino and Eaton, "Hedging by Investment Companies: Legal Implications Under the Commodity Exchange Act and Investment Company Act of 1940," Securities Regulation and Law Report (BNA), Volume 17, No.
6, February, 1985
"CFTC Investigative Subpoenas," Commodities Law Letter, June 1986. "Arbitration Before the National Futures Association," Jan-February 1987 Commodities Law Letter 3. "Commodity Futures Trading Commission," Administrative Practice Manual of the Bar Association of the District of Columbia, 1988 Education.
CFTC Cases Regarding Mitigation and Rehabilitation in Registration Fitness Proceedings," Commodities Law Letter June/July 1989. "CFTC's Hammond Decision: Little Ado About Nothing," Commodities Law Letter, July/August 1990.
Member, Board of Editors, Commodities Law Letter, 1985. Arbitrator, National Futures Association. Member: District of Columbia Bar.
Federal and American (Member: Committee on Futures Regulation, 1978. Sections on Business Law and Litigation) Bar Associations. (Vice President)(Also Member, De Martino, Finkelstein, Rosen & Virga, Washington, D.C.).
