Robert J. Rosati

Working in the legal profession for four decades now, Robert J. Rosati focuses solely on long-term disability claims. Counseling clients statewide in California, he helps them navigate denied claims in health insurance, bad faith insurance, life insurance and ERISA claims. Currently working from his firm, ERISA Law Center, in Fresno, California, he is dedicated to standing beside his clients and ensuring that their claims are compensated. 

As a former trial lawyer, Mr. Rosati has worked on various criminal cases, including sexual harassment and other claims. Having filed and argued several appeals in federal circuit courts, he provides high-quality representation in appeals, too. Most ERISA law cases require attorneys to appear in appellate courts and file for appeals. His vast experience in these matters enables him to navigate through them effectively. 

After graduating from The State University of New York with a bachelor’s degree, Mr. Rosati pursued his law degree from the University of California College of the Law. He earned his Juris Doctor in 1983 and was admitted to practice law in California the same year. He is also admitted to appear before the federal and appellate courts in multiple states, including Michigan, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, Indiana, New York and Nebraska. 

Throughout his career, Mr. Rosati has helped numerous clients claim denied insurance. Recently, he represented his client in a case against an insurance company, where the client was denied a long-term disability claim, even after she received Social Security Disability benefits. He fought the case at court and won the claim for his client. His continuous efforts and his ethical standing in his profession earned him Distingushed* peer-review rating through Martindale-Hubbell.

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