About Adam H.
Adam H. Rosenblum is an attorney who practices through Rosenblum Law and is admitted in both New York and New Jersey. He has a background that mixes civil legal work, public defense experience and private practice. He runs his own practice out of Rosenblum Law and has been active in the Albany legal community for many years.
Rosenblum's academic path includes study at Ner Israel Rabbinical College, where he completed a program in Talmud and Jewish law, and undergraduate work in psychology at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. He later earned a law degree from Albany Law School. Those academic steps shaped both his analytical approach and his early professional choices.
Early in his legal career Rosenblum gained courtroom exposure and institutional experience. He spent time as a law clerk at Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP and served as a legal intern for Judge Lawrence E. Kahn. He also worked as a legal intern at the Rensselaer County Public Defender's office, where he handled tasks typical of public defense work and observed the demands of trial preparation.
In 2005 he opened Rosenblum Law and has practiced there since. That move followed a period of training in established offices and court chambers. Over time he has maintained a steady presence in the Albany legal community and kept ties to local bar activity while operating his firm.
Rosenblum holds memberships that reflect his engagement with the profession. He has been a member of the Albany County Bar Association since 2005 and was a member of the American Association for Justice in the mid-2000s. Those affiliations track alongside his practice across two state jurisdictions.
His professional experience includes client representation in matters brought in state courts in New York and New Jersey, informed by earlier public defender and clerkship roles. He continues to operate Rosenblum Law and accepts matters in the states where he is licensed. He currently practices through Rosenblum Law, handling legal matters in New York and New Jersey.
