Jasmine N. Brown

• Represented defendant Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. in trade secret litigation alleging trade secret misappropriation under the Defend Trade Secrets Act, G. L. c. 93A, and Massachusetts common law, unfair and deceptive trade practices under G. L. c. 93A, tortious interference, breach of contract, and conspiracy.°
• Represented six defendants in a multiparty trade secret and business-tort litigation.°
• Represented a life sciences company in multiple investigations and disputes enforcing restrictive-covenant obligations against departing employees, including a national director.°
• Represented a pharmaceutical company in multiple investigations and disputes enforcing restrictive-covenant obligations against departing employees, including senior vice presidents, including pre-litigation demand strategy calibrated to contract terms and personnel facts.°
• Represented defendant municipal vendor and individual employees against competitor in multi-jurisdictional actions alleging tortious interference and breach of restrictive-covenants.°
• Represented appellant in a second appeal related to a novel question of statutory and regulatory interpretation, including application to the Supreme Judicial Court for Direct Appellate Review and drafting principal briefs to the Appeals Court and Supreme Judicial Court.°
• Handled an investigation into department leadership at a major Boston-area hospital that included over a dozen individual witness interviews related to allegations of a hostile work environment and in response to several departures by physicians.°
• Conducted a compliance assessment for an international financial services company in light of evolving federal priorities related to DEI. Delivered a findings and recommendation report outlining actionable policy and practice recommendations.°
• Conducted multiple internal investigations on behalf of a major Boston-area educational and cultural institution in response to patron discrimination and mistreatment allegations. Delivered final reports in response to each investigation outlining potential exposure to further state attorney general investigation and policy and practice recommendations.°
• Represented plaintiff Alterra Mountain Company and its entities against Lexington Insurance Company for breach of contract and statutory and common law bad faith denial of claims under business interruption policy related to COVID-19 closures of its hotels and ski resorts.°
• Represented plaintiff Ginkgo Bioworks against defendant Thomas Scientific in action alleging breach of contract under the UCC related to the defendant’s provision of defective pipetting tips for automated liquid handling robot.°
• Represented a national biosciences and biotechnology company in a multiyear response to civil investigative demands directed by the United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and Northern District of Iowa related to the sale of soft tissue products.°
• Represented defendant medical laboratory in qui tam False Claims Act litigation which alleged that defendant submitted and was paid for duplicative and/or medically unnecessary claims by Medicare.°
• Represented an individual executive of a compounding pharmacy as a potential secondary target of a subpoena and investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Department of Justice into the company’s claims and billing practices.°
• Represented the former president of a pharmaceutical company that was a target of a subpoena and investigation by the Department of Justice. The company was investigated related to its commercialization and off-label promotion of one of its products in the market.°
• Represented a nonprofit in response to a congressional investigation that included a request for documents and request for a hearing focused on the nonprofit’s leadership role in Climate Action 100+ and the Net Zero Asset Managers, two of the largest international environmental, social, and governance-related investor engagement initiatives.°
• Represented plaintiff putative class members who were victims of the Martha’s Vineyard flights in 2022 orchestrated by defendant Vertol and the state of Florida, and a nonprofit that provided rapid response services.°
• Represented tenant against a landlord in a post-trial appeal related to the trial court’s failure to accommodate tenant’s disabilities, resulting in judgment being entered without a meaningful opportunity to defend, and the landlord’s violations of the security deposit law, violations of tenant’s implied warranties, harassment, and economic discrimination under G. L. c. 151B.°

°The above representations were handled by Ms. Brown prior to her joining Greenberg Traurig, LLP.

• Legal Intern, Volunteer Lawyers Project of the Boston Bar Association, 2021
• Legal Intern, Office of General Counsel, Boston Children’s Hospital, 2020
• Judicial Intern, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, 2019

• Listed, National Black Lawyers Top 40 Under 40, Massachusetts, 2025-2026
• Listed, The Best Lawyers in America, "Ones to Watch," Commercial Litigation, 2026
• Selected, Boston Bar Association President’s Award, 2023
• Selected, Lawyers for Civil Rights: Leadership in Pro Bono and Community Service Award, 2023
• Listed, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Pro Bono Honor Roll, 2023-2025

• Massachusetts Black Women Attorneys, 2019-Present
  • Member, Executive Board, 2024-Present
  • Member, Board of Directors, 2022-2023
• Member, Massachusetts Black Lawyers Association, 2019-Present
• Member, Boston Lawyers’ Group, Junior Advisory Board, 2025-2026