About Ricardo
Ricardo Rozen grew up in Southern California and followed a clear academic path into law. He earned his B.A. from the University of Southern California and later completed his J.D. at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. Those schools shaped his approach to practice: practical, studious and grounded in litigation skills.
After law school he entered private practice and took a position as an associate at Raines Feldman LLP. His role there has included drafting pleadings and motions, preparing discovery, and supporting trial teams in federal and state court. Colleagues describe him as methodical and thorough in preparation, traits that are useful in contested proceedings.
Rozen is admitted to practice in California and in three federal district courts across the state: the Northern, Central and Southern Districts of California. Those admissions allow him to appear in a broad array of federal matters. He also maintains membership in the State Bar of California.
He maintains an active profile in professional groups. He is a current member of the Association of Business Trial Lawyers and of the Mexican-American Bar Association. His involvement in those organizations keeps him connected to developments in trial practice and to a network of litigators across the region. He also serves as chair of the Leadership Counsel at Levitt & Quinn, a role that involves organizing fellow attorneys and community activities.
At Raines Feldman LLP he works alongside trial lawyers on contested cases. His day-to-day work ranges from legal research to preparing witnesses and assisting at hearings. He regularly helps craft case strategy under the supervision of senior attorneys and participates in client meetings. He has experience handling procedural and evidentiary matters in both state and federal settings.
Rozen has not been widely published in legal journals, and there are no publicly noted judicial appointments or academic posts associated with his name. Instead, his professional footprint is shaped by courtroom work and association activity. He applies the training from Loyola and USC to practical litigation tasks and to leadership roles in bar groups.
He continues to practice as an associate at Raines Feldman LLP, where he represents clients in trial and pretrial litigation matters and remains active in the business trial and legal community.
