Jason N. Sena

Jason represents public and private sector clients in government and regulatory affairs, litigation, redevelopment, public contracting, campaign finance compliance, and general governance. He handles a variety of litigation matters involving challenges to regulatory action, the Open Public Records Act, the Open Public Meetings Act and election-related issues, among others.

Jason serves as counsel to numerous municipal governments, independent authorities, and counties throughout the state, advising on both litigation, special projects and day-to-day governance. Through this work, Jason helps clients make informed decisions, mitigate risk, and resolve disputes efficiently. He serves as general counsel to represents trade groups and associations of public officials.

Jason also represents political parties, political committees and candidates for public office in election and campaign finance matters at the federal, state and local levels. He serves as in-state counsel to a national political party and as general counsel to a state political party and legislative leadership committee. He has held statewide legal positions in recent gubernatorial and congressional elections and represents numerous political organizations and candidates in ballot position, election-day issues, compliance, and post-election matters.

Prior to joining Archer, Jason was an attorney at a Monmouth County-based law firm, where he represented public entities and private residential communities as plenary counsel and handled insurance defense litigation.

Following law school, Jason served as a judicial law clerk to the Honorable Linda Grasso Jones in the Superior Court of New Jersey in Freehold, NJ. Jason has been a member of the Monmouth Bar Association since 2012 and has served on several of its committees.

In addition to his legal practice, Jason is actively engaged in public service. He has served as an elected member of the Shrewsbury Borough Council, a Commissioner of the Two River Water Reclamation Authority, and a member of the Zoning Board of Adjustment for the Borough of Fair Haven. He currently sits on multiple nonprofit boards.

A frequent speaker, Jason has lectured for the New Jersey State Bar Association, the Rutgers Center for Government Services, the National Institute for Public Procurement, the Community Associations Institute, and the Monmouth Bar Association.