Successfully defended Federal Court class action lawsuit involving novel Covid-19 issues.

Successfully defended NFL Special Investigator in connection with workplace claims brought by former Miami Dolphin players.

Participated in and assisted with defense against breach of contract actions from students during COVID-19 pandemic.

Represented wife in $100M+ divorce settlement; spouse owned multiple overseas businesses – obtained judgments in numerous foreign countries.

Nelson Mullins’ partner Jon Sale is currently representing Josh Wander and 777 Partners various corporate entities in relation to alleged $500M fraud and fiduciary duty breaches.

Represented NFL Hall of Fame wide receiver Andre Johnson in notable legal matter involving substantial life insurance policy.

Represented luxury travel company in complex business matters.

Represented several sports franchise owners from NBA, NFL, and Premier League in partnership and contract disputes.

Publicly traded operator of 8 exchanges & financial technology company with backing from Citadel & Susquehanna.

Successfully represented bottlers and distributors of alcohol, wine and spirits.

Represented a Forbes 100 family in high-value trust and probate proceedings involving significant estate interests.

Represented major franchise brands in complex business and operational matters.

Successfully defended numerous insurance clients over the years in class action suits, bad faith claims, breach of contract, regulatory compliance failures, and agent-broker liability; total claims in excess of $2B.

Successfully secured lease renewal on behalf of the landlord that resulted in tenant paying a 2x base rent at a 5-cap valuation, adding nearly $50M to his client’s asset valuation.

Successful multi-million dollar verdict for condo owners for construction defects and not adhering to project timeline.

Successfully defended concrete manufacturer in high-profile infrastructure failure case.

Miami office represented Rudy Giuliani in multiple matters related to election interference allegations and defamation, including subpoena from Congress.

Successfully represented preeminent watch maker in bet-the-company litigation and partnership dispute and rebuffed takeover.

Successfully represented prominent Miami family in securing sale of land lease of hotel situated directly on the ocean in Miami Beach, at highest price in the market at the time; now set to become premier 6-Star Luxury Hotel.

Represented client in connection with FTC v. Kirkland Young LLC, including issues concerning court-supervised receivership and estate-related proceedings.

Advised preeminent law firm Williams & Connolly to ensure their billionaire client was released early from Federal Prison.

Miami office represented star of a Bravo Reality TV show set in Charleston, SC.

Miami office defense counsel for David Knezevich in international high-profile alleged murder case.

Represented client in receivership-related proceedings concerning ESM Government Securities.

Represented Fisher Island Condo Association, the world’s most expensive zip code and exclusive private island.

Represented preeminent global architecture firm in high stakes litigation case with large U.S. based developer.

Long-time family attorney to perennial nationwide top-5 residential broker; also serving as trustee and closing attorney for numerous properties owned by her clients.

Successfully represented a secured creditor in federal SEC receivership proceedings, protecting and preserving lienholder interests in complex securities litigation.

Represented 5-time MLB All Star & 2-time MLB Golden Glove Winner in confidential settlement with Investment Advisor.

Represented manufacturer of car batteries with annual sales exceeding $1B per year resulting in $20M settlement.

Long-time attorney for Mexican Multi National Conglomerate and Mexican billionaire with business interests across numerous industries and continents.

Represented Kyle Rittenhouse in civil suit stemming from self-defense shooting during Jacob Blake protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Personal Attorney for Family of $30B+ Hedge Fund Mogul.

Successfully represented all-pro NFL running back involving confidential matters.

Secured dismissal with prejudice of South Florida-based law firm in Data Breach Class Action Suit

Represented Chilean mogul and owner of prominent South American football club.

Firm serves as lead E-discovery on behalf of numerous AM 100 law firms and Fortune 500 companies.

Represented several board members of U.S. Century Bank vs. two Northeast based private equity funds.

Represented prolific real estate developer Doug Cox “King of Coconut Grove”.

Represented several prominent South Florida based dance club owners.

Represented landlord in litigation w/ high end food purveyor Epicure in Miami Beach; part owner of site as well which was sold to Michael Shvo.

Represented one of the Middle East’s wealthiest families in Aviation Litigation.

Represented software firm in bet-the-company patent dispute.

Represented Billionaire South Florida based real estate family in multigenerational trust and estate dispute.

Represented Sara Babun in estate battle over control of Aniteal Marine Shipping Corp, a $100M+ shipping and logistics enterprise.

Represented several board members over naming rights of prestigious Miami Art Museum.

Representing APR Energy in an ongoing federal lawsuit against American Power Holdings, LLC centering on trademark infringement under the Lanham Act and other related contract disputes.

Representing serial entrepreneur, businessman, media personality, author, podcaster, and part owner of the Yankees, Patrick Bet-David, and associated companies in various matters.

Consistently represents clients of preeminent international London-based law firm Pinsent Masons (with annual revenues of nearly $1 Billion) who have legal needs in South Florida and throughout the United States.

Represented the luxury brand Coach, Inc. (now under Tapestry, Inc.) in major trademark infringement and anti-counterfeiting litigation, resulting in a multi-million-dollar settlement in 2013.

Ongoing $400 million litigation battle in a massive stock-loan scam. Salinas used shares of his company, Grupo Elektra, as collateral to secure a loan to purchase more Bitcoin. The lender turned out to be a fraudulent operation and liquidated Salinas’ pledged shares instead of holding them.

Successfully defended Pilot Travel Centers (DBA Pilot Flying J), a Berkshire Hathaway company and the nation’s largest truck stop operator with $42B in annual revenues, in a dispute involving various contractual elements centering on Pilot Branded Dealers (independent) and its corporate parent.