Robert Ross

Ross is a fellow of several prestigious legal organizations, including the American College of Trial Lawyers, which limits membership to merely one percent of the lawyers in each state, and the International Academy of Trial Lawyers. This exclusive group is limited to 500 attorneys nationwide, and Ross is one of only 56 from Pennsylvania. As a member of the Pennsylvania Supreme Courts Civil Procedural Rules Committee, Ross helped revise and update the Rules of Court under which lawyers practice in Pennsylvania. Ross graduated from Cornell Law School in 1986 and Lafayette College in 1983. Before founding Ross Feller Casey along with Joel Feller and Matt Casey, Ross was a partner in three other Philadelphia law firms: Cohen, Shapiro, Polisher, Shiekman and Cohen; Fox Rothschild; and Kline & Specter. Ross is a member of the Barristers Association of Philadelphia, an African-American lawyers organization that provides more than $1 million of pro bono legal services to Philadelphians. He is also a past member of the Cornell Black Law Students Association (BLSA), a group representing future black attorneys. Ross is a member of the Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, and New Jersey bar associations, the Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Associations, ATLA/NJ, and the Association of Trial Lawyers of America.