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How Adam Rossen Trains Future Criminal Defense Attorneys

Cut To The Chase: Podcast Hosted by Gregg Goldfarb

Release Date: 06/12/2025

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Bridging the gap between law school and real-world practice, immersive legal internships are becoming essential for law firms looking to attract, train, and retain top legal talent.

In this episode of Cut to the Chase: Podcast, Gregg welcomes back Adam Rossen, a standout criminal defense attorney in South Florida, to shine a spotlight on his highly sought-after legal internship program.

Adam shares candid insights about his immersive 12-week program, highlights the competitive selection process, and discusses what sets the Rossen Law Firm's approach apart from other “just hangout” internships.

Whether you’re a high schooler, undergrad, or law student curious about criminal law, this episode gives a transparent and detailed look at what it’s really like to work in a top-notch criminal defense firm.

What to expect in this episode:

  • Inside South Florida’s most competitive legal internship: What makes it high-impact and hard to get in

  • How Rossen Law Firm selects top legal interns—and what makes their program unique

  • The “Draft Pick” Approach: Matching interns with attorneys for maximum growth and mentorship

  • No Coffee Runs Here: Real legal casework and responsibilities for aspiring attorneys

  • How the firm balances trust and supervision—giving interns real work without risking client outcomes

  • What Interns Actually Do: A 12-week breakdown of courtroom access, legal research, motion writing, and speaker series

  • Why Going “All In” Matters—and what sets successful legal interns apart in a competitive field

  • How to Stand Out: Tips for aspiring interns applying to future legal programs

  • For Law Firms: How to build an internship that trains future lawyers and attracts top talent

Key Actionable Takeaways:

  • Real Casework, Real Responsibility: Interns don’t just observe—they work on active homicide, federal, and DUI cases with close attorney supervision, gaining hands-on experience from day one.

  • Full-Time, Immersive Experience: Courtroom exposure, structured learning, and direct interaction with judges, legislators, and attorneys create a deep, all-in look at the legal profession.

  • Holistic Legal Education: Beyond legal tasks, interns explore the business, academic, and community sides of law—with police station tours, client relations training, and philosophical discussions.

  • Career Clarity Through Experience: Interns leave knowing if criminal defense is their calling—armed with real-world insight into the demands, rewards, and realities of the field.

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