Jordan Rothman is a partner at The Rothman Law Firm, a full-service law firm serving New York and New Jersey. He specializes in law and legal affairs, with a focus on civil and family law, while also advocating for financial literacy through his website, Student Debt Diaries, which chronicles his journey of paying off student loans. Jordan's insights and expertise have been featured in Above the Law, NewsBreak, Kansas Athletics, Inc., and Breaking Media, Inc.
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Jordan Rothman's articles focus heavily on legal and employment-related topics, often with a seasonal or event-based angle. He would likely welcome pitches related to the legal industry, human resources, and employment practices. Given his interest in specific issues faced by lawyers and law firms, he may be particularly receptive to pitches that offer insights into improving attorney-client communication or innovative legal practices.
Additionally, considering his coverage of seasonal and event-related themes such as holiday parties and time off at the end of the year, Jordan might find value in pitches related to workplace dynamics during holidays or best HR practices for managing employee leave around these times.
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We all have to downsize sometime.
By: Jordan Rothman
Not every office is a hive of contented workers performing with the smooth efficiency of a hive mind.
By: Jordan Rothman
Modern-day convenience ... or thin edge of the wedge?
By: Jordan Rothman
Just because you can electronically file a document, doesn't mean you should.
By: Jordan Rothman
Being a lawyer is hard enough.
By: Jordan Rothman
Don't be a pill about the bill.
Crime never sleeps .... neither do the forces of law and order.
Judicial efficiency matters, but keeping attorneys stuck in court to force settlements can create ethical and logistical problems.
By: Jordan Rothman
When it happens, it can bring subtle complications.
Sometimes, silence is the best action.
