Edward D. Rogers leads the Eminent Domain and Loss Recovery Teams in the Litigation Department, and is a member of the Real Estate and Construction Litigation and Antitrust and Competition Groups. Over the past three decades, his business litigation experience has included a wide variety of complex civil cases. His practice focuses on eminent domain, real estate tax appeals, and antitrust cases.
In his antitrust practice, Ed represents plaintiffs and defendants in monopolization and conspiracy cases. His eminent domain practice involves high stakes condemnation matters for property owners and government entities. Ed’s loss recovery practice consists of counseling and representing clients in antitrust disputes to recover overcharges.
Experience
Representative Matters
- Obtained a favorable settlement in the form of a reassessment thar resulted in a substantial refund for a commercial mortgage REIT in connection with its former ownership of a mall in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
- Representing a real estate developer in a Commonwealth Court appeal of an assessment on a parking garage on North Broad Street in Philadelphia that was principally purchased to service a now-closed hospital.
- Representing property owners as condemnee in a complex eminent domain action related to a large parcel of land adjacent to the Philadelphia International Airport. Successfully tried the action to a Board of View, resulting in a substantial award to the client that is currently on appeal.
Professional Highlights
Judicial Clerkships
Recognition & Accomplishments
Chambers USA, Antitrust (Pennsylvania), 2021-2024
The Legal 500 US, Antitrust - Civil litigation/class action - defense, 2019, 2022, 2023; Antitrust - Civil litigation/class action - plaintiff, 2019
AV Peer Review Rating, Martindale-Hubbell
Speaking Engagements
Publications
"News Gathering Practices After Bartnicki v. Vopper," LDRC Prepublication/Prebroadcast Review Subcommittee Report, November 2002
"District Court Dismisses Libel Claim Against Website Operator for Lack of Personal Jurisdiction: Plaintiff's Residence in Jurisdiction Insufficient," The Legal Intelligencer, June 2002
"Striking the Wrong Balance: Constituency Statutes and Corporate Governance," Pepperdine Law Review, Volume 21, Number 3, 1994
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Credentials
Education
Columbia Law School (J.D. 1991)
Recipient, Harlan Fiske Stone Scholarship
Harvard University (A.B., magna cum laude, 1983)
Admissions
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania