Mary Pat Rosen

Mary Pat Rosen focuses on medical malpractice and other personal injury matters, driven by a heartfelt obligation to help right wrongs. Over the course of her legal career, she has assisted in resolving several million-dollar cases, recovering compensation for individuals and families harmed by the negligence and misconduct of others.

Mary Pat’s commitment to justice began while earning her law degree when she worked with the Michigan Department of Labor’s Commission for Handicapper Concerns and the Commission for the Blind. After entering the practice, the Michigan Trial Lawyers Association (now the Michigan Association for Justice) featured her as Pacesetter, and she later served on the MAJ Executive Board. Mary Pat continues to garner the respect of clients and peers, as demonstrated by her repeat appearances on the list of Michigan Super Lawyers, a 2010 “Top Lawyer” recognition by DBusiness Magazine, the honor of “Women in the Law” 2018 by Michigan Lawyers Weekly, and a Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent Peer Rating – awarded to only those lawyers with the highest ethical standards and professional ability. Dedicated to shaping the careers of up-and-coming lawyers, she also participates in the University of Detroit Law School Chapter of the American Inns of Court as a Master of the Bench.

Outside the office, Mary Pat tirelessly gives back to her community. She serves as president of Impact100 Oakland County.  She has also been active with Cranbrook Schools through her service on the Cranbrook Kingswood Board of Governors, the Schools’ Development and Education and Student Life Committees, as a mentor for the Cranbrook  Horizons Upward Bound reading proficiency and leadership programs, and as a coach for the Boys Middle School cross-country and track teams.