About Jordan
Jordan Ostroff built his legal foundation through two Florida institutions. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of Central Florida in 2009. He then completed his Juris Doctor at Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law in 2012. Those years framed his early interest in courtroom practice and trial work.
Fresh out of law school, Ostroff took a role as an Assistant State Lawyer in the Ninth Circuit State Lawyer's Office in 2012. That position placed him in the day-to-day reality of state court practice. In the same year he served as a coach for the Barry University School of Law Trial Team, a role that kept him close to trial technique and advocacy training.
By 2015 he was practicing under the banner of Jordan Law. His work since then has kept him in Florida courts. Cases have required preparation for hearings, drafting of motions and direct courtroom appearances. He has balanced the procedural demands of litigation with client-facing responsibilities.
Ostroff’s background combines courtroom experience and trial coaching. Time spent teaching trial skills early in his career informed how he prepares evidence and witnesses. His experience at the Ninth Circuit State Lawyer’s Office exposed him to the routines of public-side litigation, including arraignments, pretrial hearings and bench matters. Together those roles shaped his approach to casework and courtroom strategy.
He maintains an office in Florida under the name Jordan Law and is admitted to practice in the state. His practice has remained practical and courtroom-oriented, reflecting both his teaching of trial techniques and his hands-on work in state court. He currently focuses on litigation and courtroom representation in Florida state courts.
