Team

CJ Rosenbaum is founding Partner of Rosenbaum Famularo, PC. Prior to focusing on suspended Amazon sellers and intellectual property issues, CJ’s professional history includes:

• Litigating cases against some of the largest corporations in the world: McDonalds, Sears, Kentucky Fried Chicken, many insurance companies.
• In NYC, obtaining redress for his clients against the NYPD, the NYC Housing Department, the NYC Health and Hospitals Corp., and other behemoths.
• Representing clients in the internet, finance, health and entertainment industries.
• Holding executive and leadership roles in the NYS Bar Association and the National American Association for Justice.
• Teaching other lawyers how to try cases in New York, Chicago, Montreal, Maryland, Florida and Los Angeles.

Anthony is Partner and Managing Attorney at Amazon Sellers Lawyer. Anthony has been with Amazon Sellers Lawyer since it was founded, and has experience in handling hundreds of issues related to Amazon Sellers and intellectual property. Anthony was made Partner Attorney earlier this year and we are proud to have him as an integral part of the future of our firm.

Robert Segall is a Managing Attorney at Rosenbaum Famularo, PC. He has a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a focus in finance. Robert pursued his Juris Doctor at Maurice A. Deane School of Law and graduated with a concentration in intellectual property law. Robert’s financial background and experience provide him with unique insight into the needs of Amazon sellers and allow him to efficiently identify and serve clients’ needs.

David Miller is a Managing Attorney (Intellectual Property & Business Law) at Rosenbaum Famularo, PC, law firm behind AmazonSellersLawyer.com. He is experienced in helping sellers develop and protect their own brands and related intellectual property rights. In addition, he handles cases for Amazon sellers dealing with both buyer and rights owner complaints, as well as other suspension issues.

Travis Stockman is a Managing Attorney for Rosenbaum Famularo, PC, law firm behind AmazonSellersLawyer.com. He has a Bachelor’s degree of Science in Legal Studies from St. John’s University. Mr. Stockman has over 8 years of private sector law experience, enabling him to provide Amazon Sellers with the utmost in litigation advocacy.

With over 20 years of experience in state and federal courts, Neil Flynn will guide a formidable team of litigators to better serve sellers and stakeholders in all aspects of ecommerce. Under his leadership, the firm will continue to protect its clients’ interests at every stage of intellectual property disputes: from pre-suit settlement discussions to mediation, arbitration and, if necessary, through litigation, spanning inception through trial. Flynn promises to bring his personal and professional credo of ‘pride, poise and commitment’ to all cases regardless of their size or complexity.

The Columbia University and Fordham University Law School graduate has been handling trials and appeals in state and federal courts, as well as alternative dispute forums since 1997. “It was always my goal from before I even started law school to become a trial attorney. That’s the aspect of the law that I really find the most rewarding,” said Flynn.

After graduating law school, Flynn joined a respected New York City firm representing parties on both sides of complex, high value commercial, real estate, employment, insurance coverage, business tort, and intellectual property matters, from inception through resolution. Over the next two decades, Flynn honed his craft as a litigator by litigating thousands of matters and trying over a hundred cases. Prior to joining Rosenbaum Famularo, P.C., he spent several years in a solo practice serving as a trial counsel to other attorneys in need of his skills and experience.

Flynn advises sellers facing litigation to quickly get representation from Rosenbaum Famularo’s attorneys who have handled thousands of claims involving Amazon and other platforms. He cautions that if left unaddressed, a temporary restraining order can quickly be converted to a permanent injunction.