$ 325-375 per hour
Scott is Chair of the Elder Law Section of the Connecticut Bar Association, an appointment which follows three years as the Section's director of legislation and policy. These roles reflect his extensive history advocating for the rights of Connecticut's elderly and disabled populations, as well as providing training and resources to the elder law bar, such as his Fair Hearings Abstract, highlighting Connecticut Medicaid Appeals of note. Scott's practice is devoted exclusively to estate planning and probate, but with a strong background identifying the impact of long-term care needs and public benefits on those plans, and helping infirm people and their families to plan around their needs and available forms of assistance.
After graduating college as Class Saludatorian, Scott accepted a full president's scholarship to New England Law | Boston, graduating with honors in 2007. He followed his law degree with postgraduate coursework in estate and personal income tax at Boston University School of Law. He is admitted to practice in Connecticut and Massachusetts.
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$ 325-375 per hour
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677 State St, New Haven, CT, 06511
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Posted by Pam | January 21, 2026 | Hired Attorney
Goes Above and Beyond
Atty Rosenberg has been a key resource and support in helping me with the challenges of caring for my vulnerable, aged family member. He offers very sound advice with clear, concise directives allowing me to navigate a vast and confusing system. He is prompt in his responses and exceptional in his ...
Posted by anonymous | March 28, 2019
Great advice
this attorney was spot on with his advice! He got back to me within a short time and responded to more of my questions.
Posted by Michael | March 24, 2014
Good at wearing many hats. And returning phone calls.
I greatly appreciate the advice and assistance Scott was able to provide after my mother had an accident and couldn't live at home anymore. It was difficult situation as I am often, and he was able to make sure my mother received quality care. He put together all the vendors to get her house ready ...
"Scott has done Wills for clients of mine, and I'll continue to refer clients to him. He is a knowledgeable and hard working attorney."
"Scott is a dedicated attorney whose practice in Elder Law helps to bring favorable outcomes to families who are facing one of the most challenging periods of their lives. Both the senior and their adult children find his advice to be professional and well-considered. He is a credit to the legal profession."
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2005
CALI Excellence for the Future Award, New England School of Law
2004
President's Award (Full Scholarship), New England School of Law
2009 - Present
Solo Practitioner, Law Office of Scott D. Rosenberg
2012 - 2012
Tax Consultant, Intuit, Inc.
2010 - 2014
Income Tax Counselor, AARP TaxAide
2007 - 2007
Judicial Intern, Hon. John C. Cratsley, Suffolk (MA) Superior Court
2026 - Present
Connecticut Bar AssociationChair, Elder Law Section
2014 - Present
National Academy of Elder Law AttorneysMember, CT Chapter
2009 - Present
New Haven County Bar AssociationMember
2009 - 2010
Connecticut Trial Lawyers AssociationMember
2005 - 2009
American Bar AssociationMember
Judgement in favor of the spouse (dismissal affirmed on appeal)
2007
JD Cum Laude
2004
BA Magna Cum Laude
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LL.M - Master of Laws
2027
Care Planning for Conservators
2023
Elder Exploitation
2022
Claims Process in Connecticut Probate
2020
Key Insights on Fair Hearings
2017
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