Rosenblum Schwartz & Fry, P.C.

Focus and practice areas

The firm works across two broad fields: criminal defense and personal injury. Most of the detail on its site sits on the criminal side. That is where the practice list runs longest.

Criminal defense

The criminal work covers a wide span of charges. The site names appeals, drug crimes, DWI and DUI, federal crimes, juvenile crimes, sex crimes, sex offender registry removal, violent crimes, and white collar crimes. Its practice pages also reach fraud, homicide, kidnapping, and racketeering.

A few of these stand a little apart from the rest. Appeals point to work after a trial, not just before one. Sex offender registry removal is a narrow area that many general firms do not list at all. In my opinion the presence of both signals a practice that handles cases at more than one stage.

Personal injury

Personal injury sits alongside the criminal work as its own area. The site treats it as a separate practice rather than a footnote. That pairing is worth knowing before you call, since criminal defense and injury claims ask for different footing in court.

How the team is built

The firm describes itself as a 20-attorney practice. It is led by Scott Rosenblum, Joel Schwartz, and Matt Fry, according to the home page overview.

The attorney page applies a "Principal" label to several members and lists a direct phone line for each name on the roster. Named principals include Scott Rosenblum, Joel J. Schwartz, Matt Fry, Marc Johnson, Adam D. Fein, Brianne Besheer, and Nathan Swanson. Other attorneys named on the site include Allie Winter, Benedict Y. Song, Cameron Valdez, Isaac Dodd, and Jeff B. Becker.

Direct lines are a small but real detail. They suggest a client can reach a named attorney rather than a general queue. The individual bio pages were not available to our research, so law schools, admission years, and personal records are not covered in this listing.

Where the firm handles cases

The site sets out a clear map of where the attorneys appear. Cases run through the eastern and western districts of Missouri and the southern district of Illinois. The firm also states that it has handled federal cases in courts across the United States.

That reach matters for anyone facing charges that cross state or federal lines. A Saint Louis base paired with stated federal work gives the practice a wider field than a purely local office. As a reviewer, I read this as a firm set up for both state and federal matters, while noting that I can only report what the pages claim.

What the stated record shows

The firm points to a combined 130 years of criminal law experience among its attorneys. It presents this as total service across the group, not a single founding year. No year of founding is stated on the pages our research reviewed.

That figure gives a sense of depth without naming case outcomes. The site does not publish settlement figures, verdict amounts, or client counts, and none have been added here. What it offers is a long-running criminal defense group with a shared history in the courts listed above.

A note on the firm name

The practice appears under more than one form of its name. The home page and footer use "Rosenblum Schwartz Fry & Johnson." The practice areas page carries the legal form "Rosenblum Schwartz & Fry, P.C." Both point to the same Saint Louis office, so the difference is worth flagging only so you recognise it across filings and directory entries.

Access and first contact

The site states that the firm offers free initial consultations. It also lists evening and weekend appointments for people who cannot meet during standard weekday hours.

Those two points lower the cost of a first conversation. For someone weighing whether to call, a no-fee first meeting and flexible timing remove two common barriers to legal help. The firm frames both as standard parts of how it takes on new matters.

How to read this listing

Read together, the public material describes a Saint Louis criminal defense firm with a personal injury practice, a roster of about 20 attorneys, and stated experience in state and federal courts. The record here draws only on the firm's own pages. Where the site stayed quiet, this review stays quiet too, and readers who want details on a specific attorney or case type will get the fullest answer straight from the firm.