ASHLEY JORDAN
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BAR ADMISSION
Sat for Florida Bar Examination, July 2013. Results pending.
EDUCATION
University of Miami School of Law, Coral Gables, FL
Juris Doctor, May 2013
GPA: 3.212/4.00
Honors/Awards: CALI Excellence for the Future Award for Excellent Achievement in Health Law; Dean’s List, Spring 2013;
Miami-Dade FAWL Alexandra Bach Lagos Leadership Scholarship; Center for Ethics and Public Service (CEPS)
Fellowship; Health Rights Clinic Recognition of Leadership in Public Service; Miami-Leipzig Exchange
Activities: Honor Council, Bylaws and Election Committee; Student Bar Association Election Commission, Deputy
Supervisor of Elections; Health Law Association, Vice President; Books and Buddies, Mentor; HOPE Service
University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, cum laude, May 2009
GPA: 3.79/4.00 Minor: Spanish Language & Literature
Honors: Order of Pegasus; President’s Honor Roll (two semesters); Dean’s List (five semesters); Coca-Cola Scholar; LEAD Scholar;
Senator Lee Constantine Legislative Scholars Program
Activities: President’s Leadership Council, Vice Chair; Sigma Alpha Pi, Society of Leadership and Success, Vice Chair;
LEAD Scholars Program, Peer Mentor; Junior Achievement, Mentor; United Cerebral Palsy, Volunteer
Study Abroad: Volgograd Law Academy, Volgograd, Russia, Summer 2008 - Criminal and Juvenile Justice
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
DLA Piper, LLP, Miami, FL January 2013- May 2013
Law Clerk. Assisted with health care mergers and acquisitions, hospital and physician joint ventures, and licensure matters.
Performed due diligence investigations, corporate transactional and health care regulatory matters. Researched HIPAA compliance,
anti-kickback, self-referral laws, state licensure and certificate of need laws. Drafted briefs in support of army-combat related special
compensation for firm pro bono project.
University of Miami School of Law, Coral Gables, FL February 2013- May 2013
Research Assistant to Professor Susan Stefan. Assist Professor in researching assisted suicide case law, statutory law and regulations.
Interviewed State Senators regarding their participation in passing legislation relating to assisted suicide and right to die. Assisted
Professor in writing her book, to be published by Oxford Press, in Spring, 2014; will be listed as contributing writer.
University of Miami Health and Elder Law Clinic, Coral Gables, FL August 2011- May 2013
Legal Fellow/Research Assistant (June 2012- May 2013). Supervised seven interns, with a total of 30 clients. Directed case theories
on healthcare, immigration, criminal, and social security hearings. Edited briefs and conducted mock hearings. Successfully
represented clients before Immigration court in deportation proceedings and secured Administrative Closure against DHS; submitted
Motion to Terminate Proceedings and Motion to Administratively Close Proceedings for client.
Legal Intern (August 2011- May 2012). Managed caseload of 11 clients each semester. Successfully represented clients in disability
benefits matters before Administrative Law Judges and in deportation proceedings against Department of Homeland Security in
Immigration Court. Aided clients in securing federal health benefits. Prepared naturalization applications, disability waivers, and fee
waivers for clients and attended naturalization interviews. Conducted client intake with Veterans Affairs physicians. Prepared and
executed advance healthcare directives, durable powers of attorney, and guardianships.
Miami-Dade County Health Department, Doral, FL August 2012- November 2012
Law Clerk. Conducted research and drafted motions on a variety of environmental and public health matters. Drafted complaint
letters regarding lack of compliance to state regulations. Submitted Motion to Compel HIV Testing on Child.
Miami-Dade Public Defender’s Office, Felony Division, Miami, FL May 2011- March 2013
University of Miami Center for Ethics and Public Service Fellow (May 2011-August 2011), Legal Intern (January 2013-March
2013). Aided with trial preparation for four major felony trials by reviewing discovery, taking depositions, interviewing clients,
conducting research, and preparing questions for voir dire. Drafted and submitted wide range of motions, including Sixth Amendment
Right to Speedy Trial Constitutional Brief, motion to determine confidentiality of records and motion for downward deviation in the
guidelines for two disabled clients; succeeded in procuring placement in dual diagnosis facility.
United States Coast Guard, District Seven Legal Office, Miami, FL May 2012-July 2012
Law Clerk. Worked on court martial prosecutions; researched admiralty issues, including right to take biometrics at sea.