Law Offices of Aaron Resnick, P.A.

Focus and practice areas

The Firm Miami is the working name of the Law Offices of Aaron Resnick, P.A. It is a business law firm based in downtown Miami. The practice centers on the disagreements that arise between people who own or run companies together.

Partnership and shareholder disputes sit close to the middle of the work. So does what the firm calls business divorce, the process of separating owners who no longer want to run a company as a group. The firm also takes breach of contract claims and general commercial litigation. These are the cases where a deal has broken down and one side goes to court.

Not all of the work is a fight. The firm advises on business formation and structuring, on mergers and acquisitions, and on smaller day-to-day company matters. In my opinion, pairing the litigation with the transactional side is sensible: the lawyer who helps set up a company is well placed to defend it later. The stated clients are business owners, investors, and companies, which fits that mix.

Real estate and the wider list

Property law makes up a clear second strand. The firm handles commercial and residential real estate, both the transactions and the litigation that can follow. That reaches into landlord-tenant disputes, evictions, foreclosure defense, and construction disputes.

The stated practice areas run wider still. The site also names intellectual property and trade secrets, entertainment and sports law, condominium and homeowner association representation, and trust and estate litigation. That is a broad menu for a firm of this size. It reads as a general business practice with a litigation core, able to point clients toward several kinds of matter under one roof.

How the team is built

Four attorneys are named on the firm's website. Aaron R. Resnick is the founder and managing partner. Michael Greenberg is listed as an attorney, and the site notes only that he was born and raised in South Florida. His fuller bio is not published on the pages we reviewed.

Two of the four carry an Of Counsel title. Jonathan Davidoff and Derek A. Schwartz are both partners in a separate firm, Schwartz, Resnick & Davidoff, PLLC. Schwartz practices in Miami and Boca Raton. Of Counsel usually means an ongoing but looser tie than full partnership.

Here that points to a firm that brings in outside partners for particular work rather than staffing every role internally. For a client, that can widen the range of help available without a large payroll behind it. It also means the named team is small, so a client is likely to deal with the same faces throughout a matter.

The founder's background

Aaron Resnick started the firm in 2005. He is a business litigator and a fourth-generation Miami resident, which is a long root in a city where many people arrive from elsewhere. The site puts his experience at more than twenty years.

He began his career at Gunster, a long-established Florida firm, before opening his own doors. His service outside the office is on the page too. He has held the role of President of the Miami Beach Bar Association. He also sits on the Board of Governors of The Florida Bar, representing the 11th Circuit, which covers Miami-Dade County.

Those are positions chosen by peers and by the wider bar, not claims about verdicts or settlements. As a reviewer, I weigh that kind of detail carefully, because it says something about standing in the local profession that a client can check for themselves.

Reach and client service

The firm works across South Florida. It names Miami, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, and other communities in Miami-Dade County as the places it serves. That footprint keeps the practice close to the courts and businesses it deals with.

Two details speak to how it reaches those clients. It offers Spanish-language service, shown on the site as Hablamos Espanol, which counts for a lot in a market this bilingual. It also publishes a blog called Ask Aaron, where the founder writes on common legal questions. A firm that takes the time to explain its work in plain language is often easier to deal with than one that does not.

One last point is worth stating plainly. The pages we reviewed carry no client counts, no case results, and no award claims. What comes through instead is a steady picture: a Miami business and real estate firm, founded in 2005, built around a founder with two decades in local practice and a small named team backed by outside counsel. For a business owner facing a partner dispute or a property fight in Miami-Dade, that is a clear enough starting point to weigh against your own needs.