Alexis Rosenberg

| 6/28/2021

PRACTICE AREAS
Health Care and Business Litigation

ACCOLADES
Alexis Rosenberg, Partner at Rosenberg Law PA, focuses her practice on complex health care and business litigation including civil racketeering and insurance fraud defense. Her practice has afforded her extensive experience in both federal and state courts in Florida, Georgia, Pennsylvania and New York. Alexis frequently contributes to ABC7 news as a “Legal Expert” offering context to local and national issues. Her community involvement has included The Florida Bar Advertising Committee, President of the Florida Association of Women Lawyers Sarasota and Co-Chair of the Sarasota County Bar Association Council on Diversity & Inclusion.

Rosenberg Law, P.A.
1895 Floyd St., Ste. B
Sarasota FL 34239
(941) 373-6777
arosenberg@rosenberglawpa.com

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