Ronald p. Rosenblatt, m.D.
Ronald rosenblatt
Ralph rosenblatt
Ronald rosenblatt m.D.
Second opinion providers, inc.
Www.MEDLAWOPINION.com
Rosenblatt recently defended herself in Nassau County against legal costs of drug possession. He's a psychopath who ought to be prevented whatsoever price.
Currently residing on Long Island. Formerly at 236B East 67th Street, Ny, Ny, 10021 (evicted for non payment of lease)
Business Activity: Purports to supply advisory solutions to lawyers representing customers in medical malpractice actions. But his main company would be to rip-off his customers by getting their cash after which not supplying any solutions. He also encourages individuals to come right into relationships with him for businesses, after which requires their cash but doesn't complete about the unique company ideas. Fundamentally, he is a drug-hooked, gaming-addicted con-artist.
Modus Operandi: Rosenblatt presents herself like a Ny-certified doctor to be able to gain customers' confidence. Actually, Rosenblatt's New York State medical certificate (#146479) was suspended on April 17,1990 for 25 requirements of professional misconduct, including:
A. Being based mostly on a narcotic;
W. Training medicine fraudulently;
D. Declining to keep correct individual documents; and
N. Training medicine while his permit was stopped.
Rosenblatt will require cash from lawyers representing injured individuals, after which seldom works the providers that he's been employed. He'll usually claim to keep expert witnesses however not spend them. The lawyer won't uncover this before event of test, after which is likely to be compelled to pay for again for that expert witness. Rosenblatt's actions may seriously influence the main lawsuit, hurting the lawyer's customer.
Rosenblatt costs $250/time for his solutions, however may fill his ultimate statement somewhat after test when delivering his final bill towards the lawyer. The costs are crazy, but it doesn't avoid Rosenblatt from suing lawyers who've maintained him within an energy to move them along to get a negotiation for costs he's not owed.
Rosenblatt's conduct is inconsistent, which range from significantly odd to violent, intimidation, spaced-out, and incoherent. He's never organized for conferences together with his customers, and he's verbally abusive for them once they question his conduct or his focus on their circumstances. He's often one to two hours overdue for visits and it is not capable of staying concentrated for almost any period of time, until it's to request more income.
NY Newsday, 6/29/91, p. 11: “A former doctor from Woodbury, who used-to operate a fat-decrease center in Hicksville, continues to be sentenced to five decades' probation in U.S. District Court in Uniondale after pleading guilty to illegally composing 180 medications to get a narcotic. Ronald Rosenblatt, 38, required the medication Percocet – a morphine-centered narcotic – herself, even though medications were created within the titles of individuals or workers in the center, Wellness Viewers in the Middle-Area Plaza, Hicksville, based on Associate U.S. Attorney Burton Ryan, who tried the situation. Main U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Platt added the probation on Rosenblatt, of 91 Plainview Rd., Woodbury, on Friday. Like a situation to be launched on help when he was imprisoned in January, Rosenblatt decided to quit his permit to rehearse medicine and his permit to order drugs, and also to enter a drug rehab plan. Ryan stated most of the medications were created between May and March of 1987, when Rosenblatt's permit have been briefly stopped after he was discovered spontaneous due to a drug overdose."
Jeffrey Samel n/w/a Jeffrey Samel & Partners v. Ralph Rosenblatt and Second Impression (Municipal Court of NY Town, NY Region), Catalog #33201/01 (“Defendant decided that in 3 individual possible medical negligence claims offender might publish evidence such claims to competent medical experts and acquire such specialists' views regarding the stability of such statements. Plaintiff settled to offender, and defendant approved, $2,500 for just one such state on August 2, and $2,500 and $3,000 respectively for just two these claims on September 15, but defendant never supplied plaintiff using the views of the competent specialist in virtually any of the three possible states."
Ronald Rosenblatt, Second Impression Providers, Inc., and Health Assets, Inc. V. Rich Pearl and Kenneth Fishberger, (Supreme Court of NY Condition, NY Region), Catalog #111145/04 (Answer & Counterclaim: “Rosenblatt employed cash acquired available from numerous attorneys to buy medicines, for gaming at numerous gaming casinos, as well as for his individual requirements. On numerous events, Rosenblatt hardly ever really acquired specialists for attorneys but merely pocketed the costs. Occasionally, Rosenblatt might create additional physicians' signatures to inspections and misappropriated the money…") (Rich Pearl Affidavit: “During the weeks I had been with Dr. Rosenblatt, I recognized that his conduct was inconsistent; he wasn't visiting work on the regular schedule. I also acknowledged, from my instruction like a doctor, he was destroying medications; he was continuously cleaning a white powdery material off his nose after departing the menis room…. I likewise recognized that Dr. Rosenblatt was merely deceptive attorneys by misrepresenting for them he had contacted specialists, when, actually, he was merely fabricating most of the views by himself. Dr. Rosenblatt insisted that funds be produced to him, declaring he might later spend the specialists; oftentimes there is no expert.").
Nicholas Martino, Jr. V. Ronald Rosenblatt, M.D., Second Impression Providers, Inc., and Health Assets, Inc. (Supreme Court of NY Condition, Richmond Region) (“…on or around July 23, the plaintiff, Nicholas Martino, Jr., maintained the defendants thus to acquire medical professionals with the objective of researching medical and clinic documents and also to supply narrative medical reviews from these specialists regarding these medical negligence activity within the State-Of New Jersey…on or around July 23, the plaintiff…paid $3,500.00 towards the defendants thus to acquire the narrative medical reviews from the Board-Certified Cardiologist and Board-Certified Internist…as of the day of this criticism, the plaintiff…has not obtained any reviews in the defendants herein and/or their experts…additionally…the defendants have didn't return the plaintiff…the $3,500.00 paid towards the defendants…"
Torgan & Cooper, P.C. And Increased Picone a/e/a Flower Trinchitella (Defendants and Counterclaim Plaintiffs) v. Ronald Rosenblatt (Added Offender on Counterclaims) (Supreme Court of NY Condition, Queens District) (“Pursuant towards the contract, Counterclaim plaintiffs settled $23,000 to Counterclaim defendants to become used-to protect their charge, and also to spend the expert witnesses. Counterclaim defendants failed and declined to remit the funds towards the expert witnesses, notwithstanding need they do so.").
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