Sanford Jay Rosen
Founding Partner
Sanford Rosen practices in all areas of litigation and some business and ethics advice. He has tried cases to juries, bench, and arbitrators around the country. Mr. Rosen is an appellate lawyer who has argued more than 60 appeals, five in the US Supreme Court; at least 50 in the US Courts of Appeals (other than two); and several in the Supreme Court of California, the California Courts of Appeal, and a Georgia Court of Appeal. He also practices as an arbitrator, mediator, and as a testifying expert on attorneys' fees and billing practices. Mr. Rosen holds an AB degree from Cornell University and an LLP degree from Yale. He clerked for Chief Judge Simon E. Sobeloff of the US Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit; was a law professor at the University of Maryland School of Law; the first associate director of the Council on Legal Educational Opportunity; the national assistant legal director of the ACLU; the legal director of MALDEF; and a founding partner of Rosen, Remcho & Henderson. Mr. Rosen is co-editor of the chapter in the CEB's “Employment Damages and Remedies” manual, and has chaired and written materials for CEB, Practicing Law Institute, and other originations civil rights law seminars. He is widely published in law reviews, the Daily Journal, and the Huffington Post.
