Amanda Rosenberg is a plaintiffs’ class action litigator with a strong record of success representing consumers in complex, high-impact cases across the country. She litigates in state and federal courts nationwide and is driven by a deep commitment to protecting the rights of consumers and advancing fairness in the marketplace. Amanda believes in holding powerful corporations accountable when they take advantage of ordinary people — and in using the law to create real, lasting change.

Amanda has played a leading role in developing case strategy, directing discovery and briefing efforts, and negotiating major settlements in class actions involving deceptive business practices, unfair fees, and consumer finance. She has helped secure substantial relief for consumers through litigation and negotiated resolutions.

Known for her strategic insight and unwavering advocacy, Amanda routinely leads teams through all phases of class action litigation—from case investigation and complaint drafting through class certification, expert discovery, dispositive motions, and settlement approval. Her work has contributed to landmark results and has helped reshape corporate practices to better protect consumers nationwide.

Amanda graduated cum laude from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law in 2011 and from the University of California, San Diego in 2008, where she earned departmental Honors with Highest Distinction in History. During law school, Amanda externed for the Honorable Judge Vaughn Walker of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California. She received academic excellence awards for earning the highest grades in Trial Advocacy and Litigating Class Action Employment. She is licensed in California, Illinois, and Michigan.

Outside of work, Amanda enjoys exploring the outdoors with her husband, kids, rescue dog, and volunteering with Birmingham Dog Rescue to help secure homes for shelter dogs at risk of euthanasia due to overcrowding.