Mr. Rosen was also tapped to lead the months-long and highly contested negotiations between the guest victims of the collapse and building Unit owners. That successful settlement and others were highly publicized on nearly every local and national news station, The NY Times, and in a feature story about Judd and his client in Rolling Stone Magazine.

Victims in high-profile cases come to Judd seeking justice for their families. The Cypress wrongful death case, Red Air Crash, BSO helicopter crash, Yucatán Bus crash killing 12, Shuckers Deck Collapse, I-95 Boom Truck rollover, Killian High stabbing case, FIU bridge collapse, are just some of the heavily publicized cases that Mr. Rosen has litigated.

However, it is the desire to help all victims from all walks of life that makes Judd so successful. He often refers to his clients as his family and his firm is proud of the relationships with their clients that last generations. Judd and his brother Brett are managing partners of the firm.

Together, and with the valuable help of their team of lawyers and paralegals at Bojo & Bojo, they have amassed tremendous courtroom results including the largest verdict for adult surviving children ($35 million), stabbing victim verdict ($20 million), the largest verdict for a plaintiff over 90 years old ($6.1 million), assault victim verdict ($13 million), fall victim verdict ($6 million), herniated disk verdict ($5 million).

Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Judd is a proud graduate of the University of Miami School of Law. While at the University of Miami School of Law, Mr. Rosen obtained multiple Dean’s List Awards, received the CALI Award for Excellence, and obtained the Dean’s Certification of Achievement for his performance and mastery of the Rules of Evidence. He excelled in all of his litigation courses and received the highest honors in the university’s renowned Litigation Skills Program.

Mr. Rosen was also crowned the champion of the school’s first-year Moot Court Competition. To recognize his contributions, the university granted Mr. Rosen the Louis Phillips Endowed Scholarship Award in the spring of 2000.