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Rachel Moseson Dikovics

Counsel

Roseland
T: +1 973.597.2494 F: +1 973.597.2400 rdikovics@lowenstein.com
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Rachel Moseson Dikovics represents public and private sector clients in internal investigations, regulatory compliance matters, and interactions with the state and federal government. She also counsels clients throughout all stages of litigation, arbitration, and mediation.

Rachel has experience conducting internal investigations into highly sensitive matters involving serious employee misconduct, regulatory compliance issues, criminal allegations, and shareholder demands. She was a lead member of the Lowenstein team commissioned by the state to investigate a use-of-force incident at New Jersey’s only women’s prison and the team that represented Rutgers University in a highly publicized investigation into its women’s softball program.  

Rachel regularly represents companies and state agencies dealing with state and federal government investigations, subpoenas, regulatory reviews, and other inquiries. She has negotiated settlement agreements with the federal government and guided clients through their implementation; and she has substantial experience working with a federal monitor.

Rachel has also successfully defended multiple clients, including a national health insurance provider and critical event communication provider, in OPRA lawsuits seeking disclosure of their confidential documents.

Committed to pro bono work, Rachel has helped victims of domestic abuse obtain final restraining orders and qualifying clients secure Special Immigrant Juvenile Status. She also supports the firm’s annual election protection work.

Rachel is on the leadership team of the firm’s Women’s Initiative Network (WIN), a group that supports and empowers women attorneys to achieve professional and personal success. She is also one of the original co-hosts of the firm’s “Real Talk” podcast, which covers a wide range of issues that impact women in the law. Rachel has also participated in multiple and varied speaking engagements, including CLEs.

During law school, Rachel served as a judicial intern to the Hon. Stuart Rabner, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of New Jersey, and worked as an intern in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of New Jersey. Prior to her legal career, she worked for the late U.S. Senator Frank R. Lautenberg.

  • Prevailed in OPRA lawsuit seeking disclosure of confidential documents from national health insurance provider.
  • Successfully defended critical event communication provider in OPRA lawsuit seeking personal data of platform users.
  • Commissioned by the state to investigate a use-of-force incident at New Jersey’s only women’s prison. Our final report received national media attention and resulted in Governor Murphy calling for the closure of the facility.
  • Represented Rutgers University in conducting two highly publicized investigations involving allegations of abuse by coaches of two of the university’s sports teams.
  • Successfully defended a family-owned company against claims brought by an intervening plaintiff in a business divorce case. Summary judgment was granted on all claims brought by the intervener against our client.

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Education

  • Rutgers Law School (J.D. 2018); senior commentaries editor, Rutgers University Law Review

    Rutgers University (B.A. 2012), summa cum laude

Affiliations

  • New Jersey Women Lawyers Association, board member
  • YWCA Union County, Board of Directors

Admissions

  • New York
  • New Jersey

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