Jennifer M. Rosado, Esq.

Personal Injury Lawyer

I was born in New York City and raised in the Town of Newburgh, New York where I graduated from Newburgh Free Academy (NFA) with honors. I credit my time at NFA for truly igniting my passion for law as I was fortunate enough to be part of the high school’s criminal justice program and was nominated to participate in the National Young Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C. with students from around the country. I then attended SUNY Geneseo where I earned my B.S. in Business Administration. While at SUNY Geneseo I had the privilege of serving as a student representative on the College Judicial Committee along with school administrators to evaluate academic dishonesty, theft, plagiarism and other internal campus violations. Upon graduating SUNY Geneseo I accepted a position at a general practice law firm while I studied for the LSAT and applied to law schools. I then attended Thomas M. Cooley Law School (a.k.a. Western Michigan University) where I was a semi-finalist in the Intra School Mock Trial competition and ultimately earned my J.D.

Professional Associations and Memberships

2012 New York State Bar Association, Member
2013 Hudson Valley Bankruptcy Bar Association, Member
2015 Rockland County Bar Association, Member
SUNY Rockland, Adjunct Professor– I teach classes in Civil Litigation, Introduction to Paralegalism and Advanced Legal Research and Writing for the ABA approved paralegal program.
The Sato Project, Board of Directors (Secretary) – 501(c)(3) organization where we rescue abused and abandoned dogs from Puerto Rico and bring them to the mainland for adoption
Adjunct Professor for the Paralegal Department at Rockland Community College – I teach Civil Litigation, Advanced Legal Research and Writing, and Introduction to Paralegalism