Law Practice
Jun. 19, 2018
On the trail of the real Perry Mason
Many legal historians believe that this legendary figure, Earl Rogers, the notorious “lawyer of the damned,” was perhaps the greatest criminal trial lawyer ever to captivate a jury. Right here in L.A.
James R. Rosen
Founding Partner
Rosen Saba, LLP
Email: jrosen@rosensaba.com
James is a trial lawyer and proud associate member of ABOTA. ABOTA's three-fold mission is to preserve the right to jury trials, promote civility and integrity in trial practice, and educate and develop the skill sets of budding trial lawyers. For more information and membership inquiries, please visit L.A. ABOTA at www.la-abota.org or call (818) 343-2356.
WAR STORIES
I was just an 11-year-old insomniac when I decided I just had to be a trial lawyer. Having finished my homework hours before, I'd sit inches from the flickering glow of the black-and-white TV screen in the spare room, the sound turned low so as not to disturb my sleeping parents and brothers. With a Fresca in one hand, an Abba-Zabba in the other, I'd delight in watching late-night re-runs of my hero Perry Mason dismantle the galler...
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