Ms. Rosen is an associate with the Litigation practice group in the Los Angeles office. Her practice focuses on employment law, representing companies in court and before State and Federal enforcement bodies in disputes involving discrimination, harassment, wrongful discharge, disability issues, wage and hour, unfair competition, and workplace health and safety.  She also advises employers on a range of employment matters and presents seminars on topics such as wage and hour law and the prevention of unlawful harassment.  

In addition to her employment practice, Ms. Rosen has expertise in access issues under the Americans with Disabilities Act and state disability laws. She also handles insurance disputes.

Ms. Rosen is bilingual and conducts witness interviews in Spanish, ensuring that investigations are comprehensive, accurate and cost-effective.  She also presents trainings and drafts agreements in Spanish.  

Before attending law school, Ms. Rosen was a Spanish translator and interpreter.  From 2003 to 2004, she worked at The Carter Center in Atlanta, Georgia as the Assistant Coordinator for a project promoting transparency and freedom of information policies in Latin America.

During law school, Ms. Rosen served as a judicial extern for the Honorable Margaret M. Morrow in the United States District Court for the Central District of California.  She also served as a board member for the Public Interest Law Foundation and mentored first year students through the Academic Support Program.