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.  >>

What We Do

"We help our clients define, and ultimately achieve, their strategic and financial objectives." — Ira Rosenblatt, Managing Director  >>

Where We Do It

Our lawyers regularly appear in all courts in Southern, Central, and Northern California.  >>

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. >>

News & Awards

SRC Named Best Place to Work for Third Straight Year!

Stone, Rosenblatt & Cha pulls off the Three-peat. For the third time in as many years, SRC was named the No. 1 best place to work among law firms by Best Companies Group and San Fernando Valley Business Journal. >>

Two SRC Attorneys Named 2010 Rising Stars

July 2010

SRC's very own Robin McConnell and Venessa Martinez have been named 2010 "Rising Stars" by Law & Politics' and Los Angeles Magazine. >>

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. >>

Client Alerts

City of Bell Scandal - Proposed Legislative Action

August 2010

Due to the recent City of Bell Scandal, various state legislators have proposed bills to try and combat the abuse which apparently took place in the City of Bell. It is anticipated that this legislation will be voted on before the end of the current session on August 27, 2010. This is a very quick summary and wording could change up to the actual vote. >>

Ninth Circuit Approves Certification for Largest Class Action Ever

July 2010

The Ninth Circuit approved class certification for a lawsuit filed in 2001 alleging sex discrimination against Wal-Mart, the largest private employer in the word. >>

Would You Rather Be Distinctive

July 2010

Zobmondo Entertainment, LLC v Falls Media, LLC (the “Zobmondo Case”) teaches us a lot about the line between suggestive and descriptive trademarks. >>