Sharon B Rosenberg

Sharon Rosenberg is a litigator representing publicly held Fortune 500 corporations and privately held businesses facing class action, multi-district litigation (MDLs), and other complex commercial litigation.

Sharon is known for her ability to develop and execute highly effective multi-district litigation (MDL) and class action defense strategies across many sectors, including agriculture, transportation, telecommunications, and finance. She defends clients in state and federal courts across the country.

Her MDL experience includes antitrust, sales and marketing practices, and product defect, in regulated and non-regulated industries. She achieves successful outcomes for clients through class certification proceedings, the most critical juncture in any high-exposure class action. If and when successful resolution is not possible on the court papers or via a favorable settlement, she vigorously represents her clients at trial.

Sharon comes from a family of mathematicians, and as a result fully embraces the important intersection between high-stakes litigation and math. She plays a lead role in cases involving complex financial and other numerical data and has significant experience analyzing exposure, deposing experts, and creating sophisticated damages models. Her leadership on data-intensive litigation, combined with high-level strategic thinking, paves the way for the success in high-value cases.

Drawing on her law school background in constitutional law and her work as a law clerk to the Hon. Phyllis A. Kravitch of the United States Court of Appeals, 11th Circuit, Sharon also advises on First Amendment questions, other constitutional issues, and preempted claims.

Columbia Law School

J.D.

Rice University

B.A.