Jason Bonk is an experienced litigator in the firm's New York office. He represents Fortune 500 companies, both small and large private businesses, and individuals, in a variety of high-stakes complex litigation matters involving contract, fiduciary and other equitable claims, class actions, multi-district litigation, sports-related litigation, antitrust litigation, partnership disputes, white collar, regulatory and other governmental investigative matters, internal investigations, labor and employment disputes, intellectual property litigation and bankruptcy litigation.
Jason regularly represents clients across a multitude of industries, including sports, real estate, technology, amongst others, at trial, arbitration, mediation and in other dispute resolution forums, as well as in the course of negotiation and risk management. Prior to joining Cozen O'Connor, Jason spent most of his career at Weil, Gotshal & Manges.
An active member of the firm’s Sports Industry Team, Jason is a highly sought after analyst on a variety of sports law-related issues and is regularly featured in domestic and international outlets such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Boston Globe, Metro U.S., The Baltimore Sun, Boston Magazine, CTV Canada, ESPN, NBC Sports Radio, FOX Sports Radio, CBS Sports Radio, ABC Sports Radio, Yahoo Sports Radio, among others. He has worked with a number of clients in the sports sector on a variety of initiatives designed to implement best practices regarding the protection of all forms of private and personal information, and to protect against – and if necessary, respond to – hacking incidents and other potential cyber threats. Jason has served as a guest lecturer for the Sports Law course at the University of Miami Law School, where he discussed several recent high profile scandals and explored how privacy law has found its way squarely to the center of the sports world.
Jason is also active in the e-Discovery community and has been published extensively and quoted in articles regarding evolving e-Discovery trends along with records management and information governance. He regularly counsels clients and colleagues on the subject and frequently serves as a speaker and instructor on best practices for records management, document preservation and other e-Discovery related topics. Jason has also taught subject matter relating to eDiscovery, information governance, records management, and privacy/cyber law at Fordham Law School.
Jason earned his J.D. from New York University School of Law, where he was a Dean’s Scholar. He received his bachelor's degree, magna cum laude, from Brandeis University.
