Jennifer Diana is an associate in Kramer Levin’s litigation department. Her practice focuses primarily on white collar criminal and regulatory defense as well as complex civil litigation.
Ms. Diana has represented individuals and corporations in a varied array of sensitive and high-profile matters, including federal and state criminal cases, regulatory investigations, civil and forfeiture proceedings, and grand jury investigations. Her representations have involved a broad range of issues, including securities and accounting fraud, market timing and other forms of market manipulation, options backdating, conspiracy, forgery, violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, and compliance with rules and regulations promulgated by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC).
Ms. Diana is an active participant in the firm’s pro bono practice. She has worked extensively on the Incarcerated Mother’s Law Project providing counsel to and advocating for imprisoned women confronting visitation and custody issues with their children. Ms. Diana was also an extern at The Legal Aid Society Criminal Defense Division in Manhattan where she managed her own misdemeanor docket and second-seated a fully-certified Legal Aid Attorney on felony cases. Ms. Diana also successfully represented an inmate in a civil suit brought for retaliation by a corrections officer as well as a criminal defendant appealing his conviction in the Second Department.
Ms. Diana serves as a member of the firm’s Women’s Initiative Committee and assists the firm’s General Counsel by keeping current on issues affecting Kramer Levin attorneys admitted in New Jersey.