Magda M. Jimenez Train

Partner
New York City

t: 212 446 2333
f: 212 446 2350

mjimenez@bsfllp.com

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Areas of Practice

Litigation

Antitrust

White-Collar /
Business Crimes

Education

Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, J.D., 1995; Managing Editor, Cardozo Women's Law Journal; Samuel L. Belkin Scholar Award

New York University, B.A. , Political Science, 1992; Trustees Scholar

Language Spoken

Spanish

Admissions

New Jersey and New York

United States Courts of Appeals: Third, Eleventh and Federal Circuits

United States District Courts: Southern and Eastern Districts of New York and District of New Jersey

Magda M. Jimenez Train's main practice areas include complex commercial litigation, white collar criminal defense and antitrust litigation. She specializes in trial work and in representing companies and their employees in criminal and administrative investigations. Ms. Jimenez Train also serves as Deputy General Counsel to the firm.

In her more recent matters, Ms. Jimenez Train has represented: the largest entertainment company in Latin America in a tortious interference lawsuit against a United States-based Spanish language television company; a major Mexican beverage distributor in an action alleging violation of its minority shareholder rights; a national computer products marketer in a federal criminal investigation, including an internal investigation; an individual charged with federal securities law violations; the representation of fifteen employees of a major cruise line company who testified before the grand jury in a prosecution for environmental crimes; a testifying witness in the criminal trial of United States v. Martha Stewart; a leading telecommunications company against federal and state claims alleging monopolization in the pay telephone business, and in connection with the company's opposition to the government's settlement of United States v. Microsoft; a well-known mystery writer/anthologist in a federal jury trial alleging trademark and breach of contract claims that resulted in a favorable jury verdict; and some 3800 retail pharmacies in a federal antitrust action against the manufacturers of brand name prescription drugs.

Prior to joining Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP, Ms. Jimenez Train was an associate at the law firm of Barrett Gravante Carpinello & Stern LLP.

Ms. Jimenez Train served as Secretary of the Criminal Advocacy Committee of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York from 2001 through 2003.

Selected Professional Awards and Associations

New York City Bar Association
Hispanic National Bar Association