Raphael Mark Rosenblatt

Raphael Rosenblatt is a seasoned trial lawyer with experience handling complex trials and FINRA arbitrations around the country.

Raphael has successfully represented individual and corporate clients in criminal and regulatory matters and in all stages of complex civil litigation, including depositions, trials, and appeals in state and federal courts. He also has represented clients in intense negotiations and arbitrations.

Before founding Rosenblatt Law PC, Raphael began his career as an Assistant District Attorney in Nassau County, NY, trying to verdict a significant number of jury and nonjury criminal matters. He then moved to private practice in New Jersey where he litigated complex commercial, class action, securities, consumer fraud, insurance, bankruptcy, white collar criminal, and financial services matters in federal courts and state courts around the country. His clients have included some of the largest corporations in the world.

Mr. Rosenblatt has been a member of a District Ethics Committee—a panel appointed by the Supreme Court of New Jersey to investigate allegations of wrongdoing by attorneys. He also has published numerous articles in the New Jersey Law Journal and written extensively on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), honest services fraud, bribery, mail and wire fraud, insider trading, securities fraud, compliance, and securities litigation.

New York

New York State Office of Court Administration

ID Number: 2940997

Since 1999

Georgetown University Law Center

J.D.

1998

Activities: Member, American Criminal Law Review

Yeshiva University

B.A.

1995

Honors: Magna cum laude

New York State Bar  # 2940997

Member

1999 - Current

Court Reaffirms American-Rule Exception to Enforce Fiduciary Duty

N.J. Law Journal, N.J. Supreme Court Year in Review 2002-2003, Legal Ethics– 9/1/03

Getting Down to the Reason for the Rule

N.J. Law Journal, N.J. Supreme Court Year in Review 1999-2000, Legal Ethics– 9/4/00

Judicial Integrity and Public Confidence Are Court’s Primary Concerns This Term

N.J. Law Journal, N.J. Supreme Court Year in Review 2013-2014, Legal Ethics — 9/2/14

Mail and Wire Fraud

Twelfth Survey of White Collar Crime, 34 Am. Crim. L. Rev. 771 (1997)

Making Things Clear

N.J. Law Journal, N.J. Supreme Court Year in Review 2000-2001, Legal Ethics– 9/3/01