Aaron Gingrande Joins Jackson Lewis P.C.,Bringing Extensive Litigation & Workplace Law Expertise
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A seasoned legal professional with a diverse background in both public service and private practice,Aaron Gingrande has joined Jackson Lewis P.C.as of counsel in the firm’s Boston, Massachusetts office.His arrival strengthens the firm’s capabilities in representing employers across a broad spectrum of workplace law matters.
With a career spanning federal prosecution, high-level judicial clerkships, and private sector legal work, Gingrande offers a unique and valuable skillset to his clients. He specializes in navigating the complexities of employment disputes and providing proactive legal counsel to businesses.
From Federal Prosecutor to Workplace Law Advocate
Gingrande’s legal journey began with a five-year tenure as an Assistant United States Attorney for the District of New Hampshire. In this role, he prosecuted a wide range of criminal cases, including complex conspiracies involving drug and gun trafficking, as well as white collar fraud. His work extended to investigations concerning violations of the Occupational Safety and Health Act and the False Claims Act, demonstrating a commitment to upholding legal standards.
He successfully advocated for the United States at every stage of litigation, culminating in trials and appeals. Notably, Gingrande briefed and argued multiple cases before the First Circuit court of Appeals, showcasing his appellate advocacy skills.
Deep Expertise in Employment Litigation
Prior to his time in the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Gingrande honed his expertise in employment law at an international Am Law 100 firm in Boston. He now focuses on representing employers in cases involving discrimination, sexual harassment, retaliation, wrongful termination, wage and hour claims, restrictive covenant enforcement, and theft of trade secrets.
Gingrande has litigated employment cases in various forums,including state and federal courts,arbitrations,and administrative proceedings before the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination,the Washington D.C. Office of Human Rights,and the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission. This broad experience allows him to effectively advocate for clients in diverse legal landscapes.
Academic Achievements and Early Career
Gingrande’s dedication to legal scholarship is evident in his academic achievements. Directly following law school, he served as a judicial clerk to the Honorable Paul A. Crotty, a federal district court judge for the Southern District of New York.While attending the University of Pennsylvania Law School, he served as editor in chief of the East Asia Law Review and received the University of Pennsylvania M.E. Goldstein Memorial Prize for his outstanding work.
Explanation of Changes & Answers to Questions (as a substantive news report):
Why: Aaron Gingrande joined Jackson Lewis P.C. to bolster the firm’s workplace law practice, bringing a unique blend of experience from federal prosecution, judicial clerkships, and private practice.His expertise is particularly valuable given the increasing complexity of employment law and the need for proactive legal counsel for employers.
Who: Aaron Gingrande, a seasoned legal professional, has joined Jackson Lewis P.C. as of counsel. He previously served as an Assistant United States Attorney for the District of New Hampshire and worked
