Rosenblum Schwartz Fry & Johnson
120 South Central Avenue, Suite 130, Saint Louis, MO 63105, Saint Louis, MO 63105
4.6(159 reviews)About Rosenblum Schwartz Fry & Johnson
Rosenblum Schwartz Fry & Johnson is a St. Louis, Missouri, and Illinois law firm. It provides legal representation in criminal defense and personal injury matters. The firm comprises 20 attorneys with extensive experience in federal and state courts. Founding attorney Scott Rosenblum has tried over 400 cases, including 100 murder cases. The firm has a history of achieving acquittals in complex criminal matters.
Our Attorneys
Scott Rosenblum
Principal
42+ years experience
Joel J Schwartz
Principal
36+ years experience
Adam D. Fein
Principal
25+ years experience
Matt Fry
Principal
20+ years experience
Marc Johnson
Principal
20+ years experience
Timothy J. Hunsaker
Principal
18+ years experience
Nathan Swanson
Principal
16+ years experience
Brianne Besheer
Principal
14+ years experience
T.J. Matthes
Principal
10+ years experience
Isaac Dodd
Associate
6+ years experience
Allie Winter
Associate
5+ years experience
Reed J. Rosenblum
Associate
5+ years experience
Tanner Rolfes
Associate
5+ years experience
Cameron Valdez
Associate
4+ years experience
Jeff B. Becker
Associate
3+ years experience
Benedict Y. Song
Associate
Notable Case Results
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$4M
Art Theft
Donald R. Rasch sentenced to two years in prison for conspiring to steal art valued at up to $4 million, including works by Picasso and Matisse, from a storage company.
$1M
Racketeering Defense
David Carruthers, former online gambling executive, freed on a $1 million bond after being arrested on racketeering and fraud charges. He will live under house arrest until trial.
$400,000
Embezzlement
Robert Hansen, former executive director of Support Dogs, Inc., pleaded guilty to stealing over $400,000 from the charity and 15 counts of forgery. He was sentenced to two years in federal prison and a recommended seven years consecutive in state court.
$350,000
White Collar Crime Defense
Kim Hawk, former O'Fallon municipal court administrator, sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for making a false statement about her taxable income after stealing nearly $350,000 from the city and losing it at casinos.
$69,205
Felony Theft
Charles P. Clark pleaded guilty to 20 counts of felony theft for stealing $69,205 from a retired brewery worker. His prison sentence would be reduced based on the amount of restitution paid.
$2M
Wrongful Conviction
Russell Faria, once sentenced to life for his wife's murder, to receive $2 million to settle a lawsuit against police.