WHO WE ARE

Jordan P. Brewster brings two careers to Continuum Carbon: more than a decade as a New Jersey commercial litigator and, before that, nearly a decade as a corporate information scientist inside two of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies. In his combined role as General Counsel and Chief Information Officer, he is responsible for the company's legal affairs and for the systems that govern its records, data, and proprietary knowledge.

Since 2015, Jordan has been proprietor of the Law Office of Jordan P. Brewster in Randolph, New Jersey, concentrating in commercial litigation, estate litigation, and actions in general equity. Among his matters, he settled a complex, large-scale tortious interference and breach of contract claim brought against a national retailer on behalf of a regional information technology service provider. He previously practiced as a Senior Associate at Norrie & Associates and as a founding Partner of Hoberman & Brewster, LLC in Montclair, where the firm resolved a number of malpractice and personal injury claims valued in excess of $1 million. Earlier, he clerked for a New Jersey Certified Civil Trial Attorney at Rabner, Allcorn, Baumgart & Ben-Asher, P.C., and, as a contract attorney with Strategic Legal Solutions in New York, conducted privilege and relevance review on the Relativity and Catalyst platforms for counsel to two major banks in mortgage-crisis litigation and to a major technology company facing charges from the U.S. Department of Justice.

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Jordan's information career began at Rutgers University, where he earned his Master of Library and Information Science while serving five years as a reference librarian and training library school students in research practice. At the Rutgers Library of Science and Medicine, he managed the IEEE database and repository and was responsible for tracking and disseminating FDA regulatory updates—work that placed him in regular contact with the research and regulatory staff of the pharmaceutical companies that would later recruit him. As an Information Scientist at Bristol-Myers Squibb's World Wide Medicines Group, he ran the daily operations of a market research library, managed a departmental budget of several hundred thousand dollars dedicated to the acquisition of key clinical data, and negotiated global licensing agreements with data vendors including Reuters and Datamonitor. At GlaxoSmithKline's consumer-division R&D facility, he supported product-development chemists, managed a corporate library of more than two hundred monographic, electronic, and serial publications, and worked with the legal department to negotiate and execute confidentiality agreements that led to the acquisition of new products and manufacturing techniques.

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After his stint in the pharmaceutical industry, Jordan served at the Newark Public Library, where he oversaw the library's U.S. Patent and Trademark Office resource desk—a flagship USPTO designated location serving inventors, scientists, and entrepreneurs across the region—and designed and taught public courses on information literacy and software applications.

Jordan holds a Juris Doctor from Texas Wesleyan School of Law (now Texas A&M University School of Law) and a Master of Library and Information Science from Rutgers University. He was admitted to the Bar of the State of New Jersey in 2011, to the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey in 2015, and to the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in 2023.

For Continuum Carbon—whose value rests on proprietary process technology, commercial supply agreements, real property, and a regulatory record that must withstand scrutiny—the two roles are one discipline. Jordan is responsible for ensuring that what the company knows is protected, that what it records is accurate, and that both can be defended.