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Kevin Rosen

Kevin Rosen

USA 2026

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USA

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Kevin Rosen has been lauded as one of the country’s top “go-to” lawyers to defend all types of complex and high-stakes claims against law firms across the country in state and federal courts, bankruptcy courts, and arbitrations. For more than 35 years, Kevin has successfully defended over 175 legal malpractice, breach of fiduciary duty, aiding-and-abetting, and related lawsuits against law firms and lawyers with aggregate claims over $60 billion through trial and arbitration, dismissal, summary judgment and appeal, as well as multiple investigations of law firms by federal and state agencies. Kevin also has successfully defended myriad disqualification motions, partner departure disputes, malicious prosecution actions, and discrimination and harassment claims against law firms. More broadly, Kevin’s national practice involves handling complex business, commercial, and class action litigation in state and federal trial and appellate courts and commercial and international arbitrations.

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JD, Columbia University School of Law, 1987; BA, Dartmouth College, 1984.

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Law Firm Defense - USA - Nationwide

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Kevin Rosen's outstanding pedigree and wealth of experience in law firm defense matters sees him regularly engaged by the country's top law firms for their most complex and sophisticated legal issues.

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  • Kevin is a lawyers' lawyer. He is a smart and hard-working litigator.

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  • He's the real deal.

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