Ross Begelman

Background

About Ross Begelman

Ross Begelman is admitted to the practice of law in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York and has practiced on motion before Federal Courts throughout the country. Mr. Begelman graduated in the top 5% of his class at Delaware School of Law at Widener University, in May of 1979. He then became a congressional aid in the United States House of Representatives. He was appointed a Deputy Attorney General specializing in economic crimes, fraudulent business practices and complex criminal litigation by Governor Byrne of New Jersey and reappointed to this position by Governor Kean. In August of 1987, Mr. Begelman opened his own firm always emphasizing personal client contact and aggressive representation. He became known throughout the State of New Jersey and Southeastern Pennsylvania as a persuasive litigator in the areas of Civil Litigation, Personal Injury Law, Criminal Defense, Employment Law, and Whistle Blower Claims. Since then Mr. Begelman, along with his partner Marc Orlow, has provided New Jersey and Pennsylvania clients with the area's most aggressive and personal representation. Mr. Begelman's civil practice has included major prosecutions of Construction Litigation, Personal Injury Claims, Corporate Fraud and Whistle Blower Claims. He has has successfully litigated many whistleblower claims across the nation, including the nations largest whistle blower claim against a major retail pharmacy, resulting in a very large award for his client. His aggressive, yet personable, approach to the law and representation of his clients have rewarded him with both praise by both judges and adversaries alike. Trial Judges have commented that he is a great trial attorneys, his prosecution of the case was stellar and stated I would not want to be cross examined by him. In commenting on both Mr. Begelman and Mr. Orlow's representation of a client in a complex and hotly litigated civil case, the judge said If I am ever in trouble, I will have you represent me: