Carrie Stolzer Robinson is a member of the litigation team at Tobin Reyes, where she focuses her practice on commercial and civil rights defense litigation. Carrie’s extensive legal expertise covers a wide range of complex legal matters, including contract disputes, employment law, and litigation involving the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). Known for her methodical approach and thorough understanding of both state and federal laws, Carrie is a seasoned litigator with more than two decades’ experience representing corporate clients, individuals, and organizations in high-stakes disputes.

Carrie’s practice is particularly focused on defending her clients in litigation related to contractual agreements, employment-related claims, and ADA compliance issues, making her a sought-after advocate for businesses navigating regulatory requirements and civil rights laws. She has successfully represented clients before state and federal courts throughout South Florida, including the Third and Fourth District Courts of Appeal as well as the United States District Courts for the Northern, Middle, and Southern Districts of Florida. Carrie’s deep familiarity with the appellate process and her ability to craft persuasive legal arguments have proven invaluable in securing favorable outcomes for her clients.

Before joining Tobin Reyes, Carrie was a partner and shareholder at the firm Davis and Robinson, where she played a key role in shaping the firm’s litigation strategy and securing significant victories for her clients. Her legal journey began as an Associate Attorney at Ruden McClosky in Fort Lauderdale, one of Florida’s most respected law firms, where she gained valuable experience working alongside top legal professionals in commercial litigation.

Carrie’s combination of legal acumen, courtroom experience, and dedication to client service makes her an invaluable member of the Tobin Reyes team, where she continues to deliver high-quality legal representation to her clients in complex commercial and civil rights matters.