Rosenberg v. Metlife
Our firm is representing the National Employment Lawyers Association as an Amicus ( or “Friend of the Court”) in the Seminal case Rosenberg v. Met Life pending before New York’s Highest Court which will decide the issue of whether Wall Street brokerage firms who file for a departing employee a termination Form U-5 enjoy a “qualified” or “absolute” privilege from a defamation suit.
The case will be argued February 13, 2007 before the New York Court of Appeals.
To view our Amicus brief CLICK here.
Also see our Oped on the case in Registered Rep Magazine entitled
“Fighting the U-5″.
Jacob ("Jake") H. Zamansky is one of the country’s foremost authorities on securities arbitration law, the legal recourse for investors claiming broker wrongdoing, or for brokers claiming wrongful termination or other misconduct by their employer. Zamansky & Associates, the New York-based law firm he founded, represents both individuals and institutions in complex securities, hedge fund, and employment arbitrations.
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