Jesse Grasty, Esq.

Counsel

jgrasty@nfclegal.com
P: 973.665.9100
F: 973.665.9101

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About Jesse

Jesse Grasty has extensive experience litigating and counseling complex labor and employment matters in federal and state courts and before federal, state and local agencies. Prior to joining NFC, Mr. Grasty worked as an Associate in the private sector. During that time, Mr. Grasty gained extensive experience litigating claims under, and providing legal advice and counsel regarding compliance with, labor and employment laws including Title VII, ADA, FLSA, and FMLA. Mr. Grasty’s experience spans across a wide range of industries including hospitality, publishing, finance, home lending, engineering and accounting.

Professional

Professional Experience

Klein Zelman Rothermel Jacobs & Schess LLP, New York, New York 2011 - 2019
Franklin, Gringer & Cohen, PC, Garden City, New York 2006 - 2011

Background

Education

St. John’s University School of Law, J.D.
St. John’s International Law Review
St. Thomas More Scholarship Recipient		 2006
University of Michigan
B.A., Economics & History		 2002

Admissions

State of New York 2007
United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York 2008
United States District Court for the Southern District of New York 2008
State of New Jersey 2018
United States District Court of New Jersey 2018
United States District Court of Colorado 2019
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