Mark C. Jensen
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Overview
Mark C. Jensen is Of Counsel in Nutter’s Litigation Department and a member of the firm’s Securities Enforcement and Litigation practice group. A seasoned securities lawyer, Mark counsels clients on Securities Act (’33 Act), Securities Exchange Act (’34 Act), and Investment Company Act (’40 Act) claims. Clients also rely on Mark’s advice concerning transactional, governance, and regulatory matters involving mutual funds and variable insurance products.
Mark regularly advises clients on:
- Securities class actions under ’33 and ’34 Acts
- Compliance and liability issues under the Investment Company Act and Investment Advisers Act
- Corporate professional liability and directors and officers insurance claims
- Securities arbitrations
- Regulatory investigations
- Internal investigations
- Risk mitigation assignments
Prior to joining Nutter, Mark was Vice President, Associate General Counsel of one of the leading financial services companies, focusing on litigation and investigations. He also has extensive experience providing advice on legal and compliance issues of investment advisers, mutual funds and variable insurance products, as well as corporate liability and directors and officers insurance.
Mark is the immediate past board president of Brookline Community Mental Health Center and serves as a board member and treasurer of Graywolf Press in Minneapolis.
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Duke University School of Law, J.D. with distinction
Dartmouth College, AB, magna cum laude
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- Massachusetts
- California
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Mark serves as board president of Brookline Community Mental Health Center and as a board member and treasurer of Graywolf Press in Minneapolis.
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A seasoned securities lawyer, Mark counsels clients on Securities Act (’33 Act), Securities Exchange Act (’34 Act), and Investment Company Act (’40 Act) claims.