The Rough Road to Justice
- Award: $21 million
- Case Type: Personal Injury
- What makes this case unique: Defense witness testified in favor of plaintiff; judge was a former Attorney General who had lost a substantial case to Mr. Rosenblum years earlier; Appellate Court actually increased the award amount.
Repairing a Heart, and Damaging a Brain
- Award: $9 million
- Case Type: Malpractice
- What makes this case unique: Unusual exhibits used in court; cause of injury evaded experts for over a decade; powerful expert witnesses.
The Case of the Forgetful Psychiatrist
- Award: $5.5 million
- Case Type: Malpractice
- What makes this case unique: Unofficial nurses’ notes gave missing clues as to why the patient died; a psychiatrist who seemed utterly unaware of how to treat a diabetic.
What Money Can’t Buy
- Award: $4.4 million
- Case Type: Personal Injury
- What makes this case unique: Unusual circumstance of the meeting, strong determination of the victim’s wife, strategic purchase of annuities provided the victim’s family far more than the initial settlement.
Terror, Tragedy, and Justice
- Award: $3.9 million
- Case Type: Wrongful Death
- What makes this case unique: Competing arguments on whether the victim had experienced “impending doom”; a big-shot attorney who was “too large” for the case.
A Lethal Miscommunication
- Award: $3.4 million
- Case Type: General Negligence
- What makes this case unique: Suing a hospital for general negligence rather than medical malpractice; a multi-million-dollar settlement based solely on pain and suffering without even pre-trial discovery or depositions.
The Death of a Fireman from the Flesh-eating Bug
- Award: $2.4 million
- Case Type: Malpractice
- What makes this case unique: Multiple hurdles involving expert witnesses; a difficult-to-disprove defense strategy.
Free Wheeling
- Award: $1 million for the driver, $450,000 for the passenger
- Case Type: Product Defect
- What makes this case unique: No witnesses to the accident; same attorneys represented both the driver and passenger.
No Time To Lose
- Award: $1.2 million
- Case Type: Malpractice
- What makes this case unique: Six other attorneys had turned the client down, her likeness was later used to promote client rights.
Back-to-Back Wins
- Award: $250,000 and $1.2 million
- Case Type: Product Defect
- What makes this case unique: Two cases 15 years apart, both for police officers injured by chairs that fell apart; defendants in the second case undermined each other during the trial, hurting their overall case.
Short-Term Victory in a Long-Term Problem
- Award: $700,000
- Case Type: Wrongful Death
- What makes this case unique: Undertaker was the first to notice the signs of severe neglect; the State agency asked Mr. Rosenblum to reach out to the family.
A Tale of Three Rosenblums
- Award: $500,000 (equivalent to $5 million today)
- Case Type: Malpractice (Legal and Medical)
- What makes this case unique: Effective arguing two cases, both the legal malpractice and the underlying medical malpractice.
A Thorny Case
- Award: $500,000
- Case Type: Product Defect
- What makes this case unique: Tampered evidence and unethical, un-lawyer-like behavior by the defense attorney.
The Cantor, The Landlord, and the Rabbi
- Award: $300,001
- Case Type: Personal Injury
- What makes this case unique: Unusual character, personality, and background of the client, as well as his connection to a saintly rabbi.
Cold Testimony
- Award: $50,000 (equivalent to $500,000 in today’s money)
- Case Type: Personal Injury
- What makes this case unique: Only 2 days to prepare and 1 day to find a key witness.
The Law Clerk Dilemma
- Award: Unspecified
- Case Type: Negligence
- What makes this case unique: Compromising position of having to sue a law clerk who could have influence on our future cases.
A Mother’s Determination
- Award: Sealed
- Case Type: Medical Malpractice
- What makes this case unique: Mother’s steadfast determination to educate her son, including moving to a new county and separating from her family to ensure a quality education and the success of the case .
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