Tracy D. Rezvani

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Tracy D. Rezvani joined Finkelstein Thompson LLP in September 1996.  Ms. Rezvani practices in the fields of consumer, antitrust and securities fraud litigation.  She is a 1993 graduate of the University of Maryland-College Park where she received a Bachelor of Science degree in Business & Management.  Ms. Rezvani then attended the George Washington University Law School where she received her Juris Doctor in May 1996.  At George Washington University, Ms. Rezvani was a member editor of The George Washington Journal of International Law & Economics. 
Ms. Rezvani is a member of the District of Columbia and Maryland Bars and is admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth, Ninth and District of Columbia Circuits, and the U.S. District Courts for the District of Maryland, the District of Columbia, and the District of Colorado.  Ms Rezvani served as an editor for the Iranian-American Bar Association's IABA Review from 2005 to 2007.

  Publications, Presentations and Recognitions

Ms. Rezvani writes and speaks regularly regarding consumer litigation.  Her presentations include:

• The NetDiligence Cyber Risk & Privacy Liability Forum: Data Breach Liability: An Unstable Legal Environment (HB Litigation Conference June 7, 2010).  
• Private Attorney General Actions and Beyond: Recent Court Decisions Interpreting the D.C. Consumer Protection & Procedures Act, District of Columbia Bar, Antitrust and Consumer Law Section (May 25, 2010). 
• Summer 2006 Brown Bag luncheon presentation at the District of Columbia Bar, Antitrust and Consumer Law Section focused on "representative" actions brought by "private attorneys general" pursuant to the District of Columbia Consumer Protection Procedures Act.
• Avandia - Current Litigation, Status of the MDL and Future Trials (HB Litigation Conference March 26, 2009) 
• Summer 2009 D.C. Superior Court Training Seminar on District of Columbia Consumer Protection Procedures Act
  

Her published works include:

• From Marbury to Rasul:  Two Centuries' Expansion on the Question of Jurisdiction, 1 IABA Review 10 (Winter 2005).
• The Plight of Padilla:  The Impact of Supreme Court Decisions on the Future of Detainees, 2 IABA Review 12 (Spring 2006).
• Class Counsel:  Conflicts Between Duties To the Class Representative And To The Class, ABA Antitrust Compliance Bulletin, (Vol. 1, No. 4 November 2007)
• CAFA Used to Maintain a Non-Class Case in Federal Court, Class Action Fairness Act Blog, (17 October 2008 )

Ms. Rezvani practices in the Washington, D.C. office.