The Rothstein Firm Manufactured Cases to Sell A case was filed today in Florida State Court by Jeffrey Epstein, the Palm Beach Billionaire accused of soliciting underage girls, against embattled ex-lawyer Scott Rothstein and some of his former partners at Rothstein Rosenfeldt and Adler, P.A. The case presents a rare window into the various machinations and abuse of the legal system engaged in by the RRA firm. Not content with merely searching through people's garbage or shining laser listening devices on windows of executives in order to manufacture potentially lucrative cases of sexual discrimination, the complaint alleges that the firm misappropriated funds from unsuspecting investors to fabricate from thin facts in what could be highly emotionally charged cases that could be brought or threatened against wealthy defendants. Rothstein and RRA could then use anonymous filings, protective orders, and un-checked discovery tactics in those cases as an integral part of their scheme. They would entice unsuspecting investors with the prospect lending against large settlements, which they would claim were accomplished under the radar, as a married executive might not want his wife to know about an office affair, or an invented contactor had been desperate to protect itself from a potentially devastating whistleblower suit. Confidentiality agreements, and other various fraudulent documents would then be used to further these illicit goals. The investor was told that Jeffrey Epstein got a sweetheart deal. Rothstein and RRA would proudly display a copy of Epstein's deal with the government, that RRA had fought in court to unseal, ( already having their own copy ) , to show investors that the" big fish", as Epstein was described, had already agreed to settle cases. With this as their backdrop, Rothstein and partners lured investors into their quasi-legal extortion scheme. They needed a plaintiff that could be readily manipulated to create a case that wo