Two paths, one firm.
Zachary Kravat spent a decade at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher and Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, litigating for clients that ranged from entrepreneurs to the world's largest companies in bet-the-company disputes. Robert Rose spent those same years in New York courtrooms as a trial lawyer, recovering more than $20 million for injured clients and representing survivors in institutional abuse litigation.
Different cases, different clients — the same profession, learned two different ways. Kravat & Rose is the firm they built by putting both under one roof.
A family firm.
The partners are cousins, and it shows in how the firm runs: short lines of communication, complete trust, and a second partner's judgment on hand for every hard call. That's the standard the firm is built on — whatever the case.
