Rebecca Reynolds advises clients on complex commercial litigation matters across a range of industries, including financial services, real estate, construction, and automotive.

Rebecca focuses her practice on helping clients resolve business disputes efficiently and strategically in both state and federal court. She has experience representing lenders and other stakeholders in commercial loan defaults, workouts, and foreclosure litigation, with an emphasis on CMBS loans and other loans secured by commercial real estate. She also counsels clients in contract disputes, business tort matters, landlord-tenant disputes, construction litigation, antitrust matters, TCPA claims, and product liability and automotive warranty litigation.

Rebecca manages all phases of litigation, including drafting pleadings and dispositive motions, developing case strategy, handling written discovery and eDiscovery, preparing witnesses for depositions, and taking and defending depositions of parties, non-parties, and experts. She has experience appearing in evidentiary hearings and multiple arbitrations, including serving as second chair in a multiday construction arbitration involving breach of contract and FDUTPA claims and conducting an evidentiary hearing on a motion to appoint a receiver.

Rebecca has gained additional experience that helped shape her practice, advocacy-driven approach to litigation and client service through roles with the Office of the Public Defender for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, the University of Florida College of Law’s Gender Justice Clinic, and the Honorable Patricia L. Strowbridge of the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida.