Rosa Morales

Rosa’s practice focuses on all aspects of antitrust law, including litigation, counseling, mergers and acquisitions, and recovery actions. Rosa has extensive experience representing corporate clients in major antitrust matters and government investigations relating to alleged antitrust violations. In addition, Rosa has represented clients in complex commercial, securities, and intellectual property litigation and transactional matters.

Rosa’s work spans across a broad range of industries, including health care and pharmaceuticals, sports, airlines, food and agriculture, telecommunications, media, internet services, financial services, electronic payments, and insurance. 

Throughout her career, Rosa has also represented numerous clients in pro bono matters, including gaining tax-exempt status for an international not-for-profit provider of low-cost communications technology and information access to rural and underserved communities in developing countries, obtaining asylum for a woman persecuted for a rare genetic condition, and securing permanent residency and work authorization for survivors of domestic violence under the Violence Against Women Act.

During law school, Rosa was a Stein Scholar for Public Interest Law and Ethics, a member of the Immigration Rights Law Clinic, and the Managing Editor of the Fordham International Law Journal.