For nearly a decade, he served as in-house counsel to lending and real estate companies headquartered on the island of Saipan in the Northern Mariana Islands, a US jurisdiction best known for its pivotal role in the Pacific theater during World War II.  In those roles, Jordan participated in transactions and litigation across the US, Asia, and Europe. Interacting with such a diversity of languages and business cultures taught him the value of direct, simple communication and keeping things as straightforward as possible.

At Ruder Ware, Jordan’s practice areas include secured transactions, loan collections, commercial and residential real estate, and general business law. In other words, he primarily helps entrepreneurs, lenders, realtors, home buyers, real-estate developers, small businesses, and condominium and homeowners associations.

In his free time, Jordan loves to torture himself with the game of golf and, as a believer that misery loves company, he enjoys teaching his wife the game.  When he’s not on the links, he can usually be found watching sports or with his nose in a book.