Ali D. Jaloudi, is an associate attorney at Jaloudi & Associates and focuses his practice primarily on transactional matters. Mr. Jaloudi has successfully represented various clients in real estate and business transactions, land use matters, immigration matters, and corporate formation. Mr. Jaloudi also represents medical service providers in PIP arbitrations.
Additionally, Mr. Jaloudi serves as assistant corporate counsel to the operating entity of a major NJ-based medical imaging company.
Prior to joining Jaloudi & Associates, Mr. Jaloudi was a senior student attorney for the Rutgers Community & Transactional Lawyering Clinic, where he advised various clients in land use applications before the Newark Zoning and Planning Board, and appeared in probate court for guardianship proceedings. Notably, Mr. Jaloudi incorporated various non-profit corporations, including advising and representing a high profile global human rights activist in incorporating a international non-profit corporation.
Mr. Jaloudi represented Rutgers School of Law in the prestigious Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, and was a Senior Editor of the Rutgers Race & The Law Review. Mr. Jaloudi also represented Rutgers Law, and the Rutgers Student Bar Association as a Senator to the Rutgers University Governing Board.
Mr. Jaloudi served as a judicial intern to the Honorable Judge Ellen Koblitz in the Superior Court-Appellate Division, and judicial intern to the Honorable Judge Robert Contillo, P.J.Ch. in 2013.
Mr. Jaloudi earned his undergraduate degree in Criminal Justice from Rutgers University in 2010, and his Juris Doctorate from Rutgers School of Law in 2014.