Alan Rosenthal

Alan Rosenthal has represented clients in complex litigation cases for more than 45 years, litigating and trying numerous high-profile and high-stakes cases in state, federal, and international arbitration courts throughout the country. As counsel for both plaintiffs and defendants, he frequently first-chairs jury and bench trials and he has argued a wide variety of appeals before various tribunals.

Alan represents and counsels high net worth individuals, as well as privately held and publicly traded corporations in all types of litigation, including contract claims, business fraud and related torts, restrictive covenants, unfair competition, trade secret and unfair business practices, shareholder disputes, corporate dissolutions, employment disputes, commercial real estate, lending, First Amendment rights, intellectual property, manufacturing, and securities matters.

Alan also has extensive experience in advising high-profile individuals and companies on crisis management and media relations.

Alan is a solver of complex problems. And he does so in real time by applying his knowledge and experience along with managing a highly skilled team of professionals to strategize and execute solutions to those problems.

Honors & Recognitions

The Best Lawyers in America (2025–2027)

Top Lawyers, South Florida Legal Guide (2021)

Movement Maker Volunteer Leadership Award, March of Dimes (2021)

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Professional & Community Involvement

For more than 30 years, Alan has been a commissioner and coach of the Temple Beth Am Basketball League, the largest temple-based sports league in the country, and he has volunteered with the March of Dimes for more than 50 years, including more than a decade on its national board of trustees, where he served as vice chair. He also served nearly 10 years on the Public Health Trust of Miami-Dade County, which governs the Jackson Health System, including as its chair and vice chair.

Alan is a native Miamian whose family immigrated to Florida in 1908.