Florida Sixth District Court of Appeal · 2025
Appellate Representation
Universal Property & Casualty Insurance Co. v. Paula Luce.
Litigation Counsel
Avraham
Alan Spivak
Managing Partner
Strategic litigation representation for businesses and individuals facing serious disputes in Florida.
● North Miami Beach, Florida
Florida Bar
Admitted 2010
Managing Partner
Spivak | Diez Litigation Attorneys, P.A.
Federal Court
Southern & Middle Districts of Florida
Languages
English · Hebrew · Russian
Counsel
Avraham Alan “Abe” Spivak
Avraham Alan Spivak is the Managing Partner of Spivak | Diez Litigation Attorneys, P.A. He represents businesses and individuals in commercial disputes, contract matters, real-estate related litigation, and appellate proceedings.
- ✓Florida Bar member in good standing
- ✓Admitted to practice in Florida since 2010
- ✓Florida International University College of Law
- ✓Admitted in the Southern and Middle Districts of Florida
- ✓Languages: English, Hebrew, Russian
01Business & Commercial Disputes+
Contested business relationships, commercial obligations, ownership disputes, and related civil claims.
02Contract Disputes+
Claims and defenses involving agreements, performance, enforcement, interpretation, and alleged breach.
03Real Estate Litigation+
Disputes involving property interests, lending relationships, and real-estate obligations.
04Pre-Litigation & Dispute Resolution+
Early assessment, negotiation, demand strategy, and appropriate resolution before suit.
Experience
on the Record
Public litigation and appellate experience in Florida state and federal courts.
Florida Third District Court of Appeal · 2020
Appellate Representation
Gomberg v. The Bank of New York Mellon.
Southern District of Florida
Federal Court Matters
Admitted to practice in the U.S. District Court.
Middle District of Florida
Federal Court Matters
Admitted to practice in the U.S. District Court.
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
The litigation approach
Good Litigation
Is Deliberate.
The work begins with the record, the legal position, and a clear understanding of what is at stake.
Assess
Understand the facts, documents, legal position, deadlines, and exposure.
Position
Identify leverage, objectives, and the practical consequences of each available path.
Act
Negotiate, litigate, or pursue the appropriate resolution with a defined purpose.
Early counsel matters
When to Call
Contact litigation counsel when a dispute becomes more than a risk.
- ✓A business relationship is breaking down.
- ✓A contract is disputed or ignored.
- ✓You received a demand or complaint.
- ✓Money, ownership, or property is at stake.
- ✓Negotiations have stalled.
- ✓Litigation may be approaching.
Frequently asked
Before We Speak
When should I involve litigation counsel?+
When a relationship deteriorates, a formal demand arrives, or important rights may be affected. Early review can preserve options.
What should I bring to the first consultation?+
Bring the central agreement, notices, correspondence, court papers, and a short timeline.
Does a dispute necessarily have to go to trial?+
No. A matter may be negotiated, mediated, litigated, appealed, or resolved through another appropriate path.
Confidential contact
Let’s Discuss
the Matter.
If you are facing a dispute, contact the firm to discuss the situation, timing, and whether representation may be appropriate.
786-264-2280abespivak@gmail.com16853 NE 2nd Avenue, Suite 302, North Miami Beach, FL 33162
Start a Confidential Inquiry Private consultation request
Tell Us Briefly
What Happened.
Share only the general nature of the matter. The firm will follow up regarding conflicts, timing, and next steps.
What happens next
A straightforward intake process helps protect confidentiality and keeps the first conversation focused.
A Confidential First Conversation.
A Clear Next Step.
Conflicts & Fit
The firm reviews the parties, timing, and general nature of the dispute before receiving sensitive materials.
Focused Review
Prepare the central agreement, notices, correspondence, court papers, and a concise timeline of events.
A Decision
Discuss the posture, practical options, and whether a formal engagement is appropriate for the matter.
No attorney-client relationship exists unless conflicts are cleared and a written engagement agreement is signed.
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