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Rose, David Louis was born on April 26, 1931 in Gardner, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Paul and Frieda (Covner) Rose.
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David Louis Rose
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AB, Harvard University, 1953; Bachelor of Laws, Harvard University, 1956.
Career
Griggs vs. Duke Power Company; Local 189, United Papermakers vs. United States, Contractors Association of Eastern Pennsylvania vs. Secretary of Labor; Moody vs. Albermarle Paper Company; EEOC and United States vs. A.T.&T.; United States vs. Fairfax County, Virginia; Bazemore vs. Friday; NAACP v. Town of Harrison.Worked at Rose & Rose (Washington, DC) specializing in Employment Law, Civil Rights Litigation, Environmental Law, Superfund and Hazardous Waste Issues, Administrative Law, Civil Litigation. Admitted to the bar, 1956, Massachusetts and District of Columbia. Trial lawyer, 1956-1959 and appellate lawyer, 1959-1967, Civil Division, Department of Justice.
Special Assistant to the Attorney General, 1967-1969. Chief, Employment Litigation Section, Civil Rights Division, Department of Justice, 1969-1987. Staff Representative and Chairman, Interagency Staff Committee, which developed the "Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection Procedures," 1972-1980.
Rose & Rose, P.C. is a three lawyer firm with a national practice based in Washington, D.C. The firm specializes in federal court litigation and appellate work, particularly in the areas of equal employment opportunity and environmental law. David L. Rose started the firm in December, 1987, following his departure from the United States. Department of Justice.
The firm maintains an active administrative and court practice representing individuals and groups with claims of race, religion, handicap, age, sex and national origin discrimination in employment. The firm has also successfully defended against large civil rights claims. The firm's environmental practice includes the representation of potentially responsible parties under hazardous waste laws and of citizen groups seeking to enforce environmental laws against polluting industries, litigation involving hazardous waste, environmental justice matters and toxic tort litigation.
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Married Ann Kenyon Eccles, September 1957. Children: Mark, Joshua, Elizabeth, Rebecca.
