Firm Profile

Who We Are

Stone, Rosenblatt & Cha, based in Southern California, is an award winning, business law firm serving our clients' litigation and transactional needs. The firm enjoys the highest available rating (“AV”) from Martindale-Hubbell (the legal industry benchmark) for both legal ability and ethics, and is listed in Martindale-Hubbell's National Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers.  >>

Our Mission Statement

We will deliver premium legal services through the dynamic combination of knowledge, integrity, innovation, commitment, and teamwork.  Our goal is to achieve our clients' objectives. >>

Our Values

Each employee's decisions and actions will determine our Company's success or failure. To ensure that we each consistently make good decisions, SRC has developed a list of Company Values. Our Values fairly serve our Company, clients, and employees. We offer Our Values as a living, changing document which we will review annually.  >>

News & Awards

SRC Named Top Law Firm to Work For in Greater San Fernando Area!

SRC is honored to be recognized as one of the 2009 “Best Places to Work” by the San Fernando Valley Business Journal and Best Companies Group. >>

Five SRC Attorneys Earn “Super Lawyer” Recognition

SRC is pleased to announce that Ira Rosenblatt, Greg Stone, John Cha, Adam Soibelman and Kristi Dean were recently named Southern California “Super Lawyers” by Law & Politics and Los Angeles Magazine. >>

Three SRC Attorneys Named 'Rising Stars'

SRC's very own Venessa Martinez, Robin McConnell, and Mishawn Nolan have been named 2009 "Rising Stars" by Law & Politics' and Los Angeles Magazine.
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Soibelman Wins Real Estate Trial!

Adam Soibelman, Principal, successfully defended a complex real estate trial where a 55-year lessee with an additional 31 years of possession was at risk. >>

Client Alerts

Inspection service denied coverage pursuant to a products-completed operations hazard.

December 2009

Inspection service denied coverage pursuant to a products-completed operations hazard. >>

Developer who hired subcontractor is deemed an insured under a trucker’s omnibus clause because of vicarious liability exposure and the peculiar risk doctrine.

December 2009

Developer who hired subcontractor is deemed an insured under a trucker’s omnibus clause because of vicarious liability exposure and the peculiar risk doctrine. >>

The California Supreme Court recently came down with a decision setting a ceiling on punitive damages based on the amount awarded in compensatory damages.

December 2009

The California Supreme Court recently came down with a decision setting a ceiling on punitive damages based on the amount awarded in compensatory damages. >>