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Gary S. Rosner, Esq.

Gary S. Rosner, Esq.

Professional Summary

Highly experienced attorney/mediator with 30 years of experience in the profession. Proficient in handling complex litigation, contractual matters, and multi-party matters in diverse areas such as business divorces/dissolutions, commercial, employment practices/wage disputes/discrimination, non-compete clauses, real property, developer, commercial and residential landlord/tenant, shareholder derivative actions, professional liability, secured lending, personal industry, catastrophic tort, insurance (defense, coverage and bad faith claims) and construction defect/contract matters.

Current Employer-Title

Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP - Partner

Profession

Attorney, Mediator, Arbitrator, Special Magistrate, Receiver

Work History

Partner, Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP, 2023-Present; Partner, Ritter Chusid, LLP, 2005-2023; Associate, Rosenstock Deegan & Strong, LLP, 1996-1999; Associate, Giaimo & Vreeburg, LLP, 1996. Adjunct Professor of Law and Undergraduate Mediation Team Coach, Nova Southeastern University School of Law, 2018-Present.

Experience

Extensive experience in all facets of civil litigation including, but not limited to, Title Insurance, Real Estate, Equipment Financing, Secured Lending, Employment Disputes, Probate, Personal Injury, Professional Malpractice, Construction Defect/Contract Disputes, Insurance (Defense/Coverage/Bad Faith), Business, Commercial, Complex, First Party Property Damage, Landlord/Tenant, Employment Discrimination, Community Association Law, Escrow/Deposit Disputes. Special Magistrate and Receiver by judicial appointment and private retention.

Mediator Experience

Served as a mediator in over 800 cases to date. Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Civil and County Court Mediator. Florida Supreme Court Qualified Arbitrator.

Representative Issues Handled as a Mediator

Contract disputes, employment law, tort claims, disputes over insurance coverage, community association, title insurance, general and complex business law, professional liability, construction law, commercial and multiparty matters.

Mediator Style & Process Preferences

I see my role as the mediator, first and foremost, to facilitate a candid, robust and respectful exchange of information. Once the key information has been exchanged, I help the parties in formulating potential pathways to resolution and guide the parties toward that goal. My level of activism is dictated by the desire of the parties, the nature of the dispute and the dynamics of the mediation. I use a range of evaluative techniques to test whether the proposals (or lack of proposals) are meaningful and calculated to lead to a resolution of the matter. Where substantive knowledge of the dispute and related legal issues are important to the mediation, I solicit information and, perhaps, position statements in advance of the mediation. As the mediator, I will be well prepared and expect the parties - not just their counsel - to be well-prepared, too.

Technology Proficiency

Familiar with all online platforms and willing to conduct mediations both virtually and in person.

Education

St. John’s University School of Law (J.D. - 1995); University of South Florida (B.A. - 1992).

Professional Licenses

Admitted to the Bar: Florida, New York.

Professional Associations

Board of Directors, Broward County Bar Association Member, Officer and Board of Directors -South Broward Bar Association Member and Co-Chair, Alternative Dispute Resolution Section, Broward County Bar Association Member, Broward County Bar Association, Trial Lawyers Section/Mentorship and Bench and Bar Committees Member, Florida Bar Association Annual Convention Committee, ADR Exec. Committee, RPPTL, Trial Lawyers and Government Advocacy Committee Member, New York State Bar Association and various committees Member, American Bar Association and ADR Committee Vice President, Florida Academy of Professional Mediators

Recent Publications & Speaking Engagements

• Panelist, “Best Practices and Strategies”, Alternative Dispute Resolution Symposium, Broward County Bar Association, February 2026 • Speaker, “Webinar CLE on Business Divorce Mediations”, Florida Bar ADR Section • Panelist, “The ABC’s of Arbitration”, Miami Dade Bar Association, February 2026 • Speaker, St. Thomas University School of Law “Lunch & Learn” Series, January 2026 • Speaker, " Real Estate Pitfalls That Lead to Disputes: Contract Drafting, ADR & Construction Risks"- myLawCLE Webinar, November 2025 • Speaker, "Legal Structures & Insurance Market Forces Shaping Q4 2025 and Beyond", CCIM Fort Lauderdale-Broward District, October 2025 • Moderator, “Mayor’s Breakfast 2025”, CREW Fort Lauderdale/Boca Raton • Panel Speaker, "Conducting and Participating in Successful Mediations Via Zoom- The New Standard", South Broward Bar Association, July 2022 • Primary Speaker, "ADR: Improving the Resolution of Civil Cases", 30th Annual DRC Conference • Speaker, Miami Dade County Ethical Governance Day, Miami Norland Senior High School • Speaker, "Ethical Pitfalls and Dealing with Pro Se Litigants", Florida Academy of Professional Mediators • Moderator, "Judicial Perspectives on Using Special Magistrates in Litigation", Miami Dade Bar Association (ADR Committee) • Speaker, Inaugural Dispute Resolution Conference, Florida Academy of Professional Mediators • Speaker, “Nuts & Bolts of Community Association Mediations”, Florida Bar • Panelist, “Community Association Litigation in the Post Surfside Era”, Miami Dade Bar Association • Moderator, “A Celebration of Festivus- A Time to Air Grievance & War Stories or Share Practice Problems and Concerns”, Florida Academy of Professional Mediators • Speaker, “DCR: Helping You Help Others Resolve Disputes”, Florida Dispute Resolution Conference • Moderator, “The Recess”, Miami Dade Bar Association • Primary Speaker, "Self-Determination & Stalemates", 31st Annual DRC Conference • Panel Speaker, “Community Association Litigation in the Post Surfside Era”, Miami Dade Bar Association • Panel Speaker, “Mediators and Attorneys Share Their Secrets”, South Broward Bar Association • Panel Speaker, “Litigator Mediator Forum”, Probate and Guardianship Committee of the Miami Dade Bar Association • Moderator, “Live Local Act Panel”, CCIM Broward/Fort Lauderdale District

Locations Where Parties Will Not be Charged for Travel Expenses

South Florida in person and nationwide videoconference at no charge.

Compensation

Hourly Rate: $600.00 Daily Rate: Not provided Study Rate: $600.00/hr Cancellation: $600.00/hr Cancellation Period: 1 Days Comment: If cancelled mediation only billed for time spent on study/preparation. $600 an hour total up to 5 parties. More than 5 parties $695 an hour. Rates are not per party but hourly rate to be split amongst the parties equally unless otherwise agreed to by the parties. In person Florida, New York City metropolitan area and Long Island subject to travel expenses

Languages

English

Citizenship

United States of America

Locale

Plantation, Florida