Samuel Robert Alexander

Samuel Alexander is the founder and president of Alexander Appellate Law P.A., a statewide Florida appellate law firm dedicated to appellate practice and litigation support, including legal research and writing services.

After obtaining his law degree with honors from the University of Florida, Mr. Alexander clerked under the Honorable Thomas D. Sawaya at Florida’s Fifth District Court of Appeal. Upon Judge Sawaya’s retirement, he continued clerking for the Fifth District under the Honorable James A. Edwards, rising to the level of Senior Law Clerk. At the Fifth District Court of Appeal, Mr. Alexander was involved in the decision-making process for almost a hundred appellate cases, including many high-stakes civil and criminal suits. His analysis was often incorporated into opinions that created new legal precedent throughout the State of Florida.

As a Florida appellate attorney — dedicated almost exclusively to appeals — Mr. Alexander has the skills and experience necessary to maximize your chances of success on appeal. Whether you intend to pursue an appeal or defend against one, Mr. Alexander will bring his experience to bear on the trial-level record in search of reversible errors. He will work with you determine the possible grounds for reversal and the defenses against them. Finally, because Alexander Appellate Law is a low-overhead firm that practices client-focused staffing, our rates are highly competitive. Call 386-378-6058 for a free consultation.

Honors and Activities

Florida Law Review

• Executive Managing Editor – 2016-2017

• Frank E. Maloney Award for Outstanding Candidate – 2016

University of Florida Law

• Dean’s List – 2014-2017

• Pro Bono Certificate of Outstanding Achievement – 2017

• Research Assistant, Professor Shalini B. Ray – 2015-2017

• Teaching Assistant, Appellate Advocacy – 2016

University of North Florida

• Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl Championship Competitor – 2013

Lectures and Publications

Lectures

• A View from the Bench: GAL Appeals, The Orange County Bar Association Legal Aid, 10/22/2019

Publications

• Getting to De Novo: How Misunderstanding the Standards of Review Can Hurt Your Case on Appeal, FJA Journal, Issue no. 611, pp. 60-63, Nov.-Dec. 2019

Activities & Affiliations

American Bar Association

• Solo, Small Firm and General Practice

• Council of Appellate Lawyers

• JD Appellate Judges Conference