Tim Rozelle - Northridge, CA
Attorney at Kantor & Kantor, LLP
Insurance Law Lawyers in Northridge, CA
9301 Corbin Ave. Suite 1400 Northridge, CA 91324
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Northridge Insurance Law Lawyer
Updated: 02/16/2026
Areas of Practice
- Insurance Law
- Bad Faith Insurance
- Denials for Proton Therapy
- Disability Insurance Claims
- Disability Insurance Denials
- Eating Disorders
- Elder Law
- Employee Benefits
- ERISA Law
- Fire & Flood Home Damage Claims
- Health & Healthcare Law
- Health Insurance Claims
- Health Insurance Denials
- Homeowner's Insurance
- Life Insurance Claim Denials
- Life Insurance Claims
- Long Term Care Insurance Claims
- Long Term Care Insurance Denials
- Long Term Disability Denials
- Pension Claims
- Pension Denials
- Property & Casualty Insurance Denials
- Retirement Benefits
Attorney Information
Overview
Tim Rozelle is an Associate Attorney with Kantor & Kantor, the nation's largest ERISA plaintiffs' firm. Tim has significant professional experience in the field of health benefits. He joined Kantor & Kantor LLP in 2014 after graduating from the University of California, Davis School of Law. Tim accepts and has represented many clients who have been wrongfully denied surgical, medical, mental/behavioral health, and prescription drug benefits by insurance carriers.
Tim currently has focused a large amount of his practice on assisting individuals who have been denied proton beam radiation therapy (PBT) for the treatment of cancer. In 2019, Tim started the Proton Therapy Law Coalition, a group specifically formed to bring providers, patient advocates, patients, and attorneys together to challenge PBT denials wherever they may arise across the country. The Coalition currently includes more than 70 members who have undertaken nationwide efforts to combat insurance companies' denials of PBT.
Tim is quite active in the American Bar Association. Tim recently became the Tort Trial and Insurance Practice (TIPS) Vice-Chair to the Employee Benefits Committee, as well as the Social Media Chair of the Employee Benefits Committee of ABA's Labor & Employment Law Section (LEL).
Tim grew up in Pasadena, California and attended UCLA for undergrad. When he has free time, he manages and plays in recreational co-ed softball leagues, visits Civil War battlefields across the country and roots for the Lakers as they seek to obtain title number 18.
Current Employment Position(s)
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Partner
Bar Admissions
- California, 2014
Contact
9301 Corbin Ave.
Suite 1400
Northridge, CA 91324
Phone: (818) 886-2525
Fax: (818) 350-6272
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http://www.kantorlaw.net
- https://www.kantorlaw.net/blog/ (Kantor & Kantor Blogs)
- https://www.yourerisawatch.com/ (ERISA Watch Blog)
Hours: M-F 8:30am -5pm
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