Jordan Maglich’s practice includes complex commercial litigation and regulatory matters, with a focus on securities and financial services litigation. He represents securities broker/dealers, investment advisors, and their associated persons in federal and state court and in arbitration. Additionally, Jordan is currently part of the team representing the court-appointed receiver nominated by the Securities and Exchange Commission in Arthur Nadel’s $400 million Ponzi scheme. Jordan joined the firm as an associate in August 2010.

He graduated cum laude from the University of Florida in 2006 as a graduate of the Honors Program and holds degrees in Business Administration and Political Science. He obtained his law degree cum laude from the University of Miami School of Law, where he was also a member of the nationally-ranked Charles C. Papy, Jr. Moot Court Board. Jordan also holds an MBA from the University of Miami Graduate School of Business with a concentration in Finance.

Jordan also is the author of Ponzitracker, an internet blog that tracks the proliferation of ponzi schemes across The United States. The blog is updated daily, and was recently recognized by Lexis Nexis as one of the Top 25 Business Law blogs on the internet. It can be accessed at www.ponzitracker.com.

Jordan is a native of the Sarasota area, and is involved in community and volunteer organizations. He is active in the Florida Guardian ad Litem, which works to provide independent advocates for cases of abuse or neglect involving children. As a Attorney ad Litem, he is appointed to advocate on behalf of the interests of children involved in the court systems.