Crow & Rose, Attorneys at Law
605 Market Street, Suite 400
San Francisco, California 94105
Phone: (415) 552-9060
Fax: (415) 222-9995

Dave Crow

A union housepainter and advertising salesman before his admission to the California Bar in May 2001, Dave Crow combines broad life experience and deep personal commitment as a housing advocate and homeless services attorney that make him uniquely qualified to resolve a wide range of legal issues.

Mr. Crow earned his Juris Doctor from New College of California Public Interest School of Law in San Francisco. Employed at the Homeless Advocacy Project of the Bar Association of San Francisco from 1997 until 2002, his last two years there were spent as a National Association for Public Interest Law (Equal Justice Works) fellow. Mr. Crow's award-winning advocacy included work on the myriad complex legal issues facing traditionally under-represented clients, including those from the homeless, at-risk and disabled communities.

Mr. Crow's private legal practice has emphasized eviction defense, wrongful eviction and other landlord-tenant and real property matters, with additional representation of clients in matters ranging from probate and wills to wrongful termination litigation.

Solvejg Rose

A respected judicial law clerk in her native Germany, Solvejg Rose's unique legal background spans the full panoply of legal practice and research—from criminal courts to civil courts; from private sector to public sector; from Europe to the United States.

Still qualified to practice law in Germany, Ms. Rose was admitted to the California Bar Association in 2004. In Germany, she attended the University of Goettingen Law School and received her graduate degree from the University of Leipzig. She also studied Swedish law and international trade law at the University of Stockholm. After graduating, Ms. Rose served in the Law Clerk Program (Rechtsreferendariat) for the Free State of Saxony. As a Law Clerk, she wrote judicial decisions, drafted municipal statutes, and worked closely with several judges to craft decisions.

Ms. Rose's legal counsel to clients was honed during her four years at the Bar Association of San Francisco's Homeless Advocacy Project, where she represented and provided legal counsel to clients in a wide variety of legal matters, including SSI/SSDI disability benefits, landlord/tenant law, and unemployment insurance benefits.

In addition to her broad practice experience, Ms. Rose is an accomplished legal researcher, having written briefs and legal memoranda on a variety of legal issues on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.