Daniel S. Rose, Esq. has been practicing Personal Injury for 19 years.  He strives to get the best results for his clients.  He believes in the client being part of their case and understand the all aspects and essentially getting an understanding of the law that involves their case.

Originally from New York.  Daniel Rose graduated Thomas Cooley Law School in Michigan in 1996.   Then admitted to the California Bar in December of 1996.  Mr. Rose has been a residing in San Diego County since graduating from Law School. 

He has many results in that were pubished in legal publications including a case that went up on appeal to the California Supreme Court that changed law, Bouton v. USAA et al. where the insurer claimed the Claimant was not a resident of the household and not covered under the policy.

Mr. Rose recently had the privilege representing a plaintiff in trial and winning the case where the insurance claimed there was no insurance coverage.  The passenger in a vehicle driven by his friend and stepson of the insured (stepfather) later claimed his stepson stole the vehicle.  The jury held the stepfather liable under the theory of negligent entrustment and permissive use.  Originally this claims was denied.  Mr. Rose's client was also awarded attorney's fees and punitive damages against the drunk driver who caused the collision.