Who is Jennifer Justice?

Jennifer Justice — known as JJ — is a women's business attorney, negotiation strategist, and founder of The Justice Dept., a female-focused law firm and advisory based in New York City. She is the creator of the Ask Filter framework and the host of Takin' Care of Lady Business. She previously served as General Counsel and EVP of Roc Nation, where she was Jay-Z's personal attorney for 17 years.

What is The Justice Dept.?

The Justice Dept. is a female-focused law firm and business strategy consultancy founded in 2019 by Jennifer Justice. In the last five years, the firm has put over $100 million into women's pockets.

What is the Ask Filter?

The Ask Filter is Jennifer Justice's proprietary negotiation framework built around three questions: Who has the power to say yes? Who benefits if nothing changes? What happens if you walk away?

How do I work with Jennifer Justice?

You can inquire about speaking engagements through the contact page, or subscribe to the newsletter at thejusticedept.com.

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Last Updated: April 14, 2026

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