Corey Rogoff is an associate in the Litigation Department, specializing in a range of business, regulatory and investigative matters. He has extensive experience advising on securities issues, including federal securities class actions, shareholder derivative lawsuits, and internal and governmental investigations. Corey has also worked in defense of private and government antitrust actions involving price fixing, supply restraints and monopolization allegations.

Corey is also part of the litigation team that represents the Financial Oversight and Management Board in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico’s bankruptcy proceedings and the historic restructuring of Puerto Rico’s debts. He has leveraged his experience to advise the Board on the implications of pending legislation, regulatory actions and executive orders.

Corey also maintains an active pro bono practice, with a focus on immigration law and criminal record expungement. He is part of a team working with 100+ Meridian Heights residents in bringing a multi-year, class action lawsuit against the owners and property managers for terrible living conditions. Corey and the team recently received one of Proskauer’s Golden Gavel Awards in recognition of their efforts to successfully resolve this litigation.