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Corey I. Rogoff

Corey Rogoff is a litigation associate in Washington, D.C. with a focus on securities litigation. Corey earned his J.D. from Columbia Law School, where he was a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar and served on the Columbia Journal of Tax Law. While a summer associate at Proskauer, Corey seconded at Major League Baseball’s Washington Nationals franchise. Corey earned a B.A. in Political Science from Johns Hopkins University.

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SEC Chair Gensler Testifies on “Unprecedented Surge” in SPACs

By Corey I. Rogoff on June 9, 2021 Posted in Securities Law

SPACs remain on everyone’s mind, especially the country’s chief regulator. On May 26, 2021, SEC Chair Gary Gensler testified before the U.S. House Subcommittee on Financial Services and General Government on “key capital market trends” that will impact SEC resources in the coming years. And the very first topic he raised – Initial Public Offerings and Special … Continue Reading

Professional Relators Under False Claims Act Find No Friends in Federal Government or Seventh Circuit

By Corey I. Rogoff on October 9, 2020 Posted in Appellate, White Collar

Qui tam cases in American jurisprudence rely on a simple premise: help prevent nefarious actors from defrauding the government and Uncle Sam will compensate you for your efforts. With its roots in English law, the American version was adopted during the Civil War in light of alleged fraud by federal contractors skirting the proper procurement … Continue Reading

For The First Circuit, Transaction Costs in Structured Settlements are Not Fraud

By Corey I. Rogoff on July 3, 2019 Posted in Insurance Recovery & Counseling, Litigation

Liability insurers charge premiums in exchange for an agreement to cover certain claims against their policyholders. When settling a tort claim against a policyholder, the insurance company can pay a lump-sum of cash or, in some cases, will enter into a “structured settlement” with the claimant. Here, the insurance company purchases an annuity (or a … Continue Reading