Alexandria Suarez

Alexandria Suarez serves as Of Counsel in the firm’s Miami office, where she focuses her practice on medical malpractice and complex business litigation. She brings extensive experience advising and representing clients across a variety of practice areas, including medical malpractice and healthcare law.

Ms. Suarez’s healthcare experience ranges from serving as counsel in compliance, licensing issues, and administrative proceedings to litigating complex healthcare matters with government agencies and partner disputes. She prides herself is defending healthcare providers and corporate clients in complex disputes while providing strategic counsel on risk management and regulatory obligations. Her litigation experience includes handling matters before Florida state courts across Central and South Florida, as well as the state’s Division of Administrative Hearings in Tallahassee.

Prior to her work with HBS, Ms. Suarez led an in-house and trial practice through her own firm, where she advised corporate clients on corporate transactions, employment matters, and risk management. Her practice combined transactional counsel with sophisticated litigation strategy, allowing her to assist clients in navigating complex legal and business challenges from prevention through resolution.

Ms. Suarez also served in the public sector as an Assistant State Attorney and in a senior administrative role in Florida’s 16th Judicial Circuit. In that capacity, she supervised attorneys and staff and handled felony matters, including jury selection, motion practice, plea negotiations, and trial proceedings.

Ms. Suarez earned her J.D., cum laude, from St. Thomas University School of Law and her B.A. in English from Florida International University. She is a Florida Circuit Civil Court Mediator and has been recognized as a Lawyer of Distinction in Civil Litigation and as an Avvo Client Choice Award recipient in Healthcare Law.

She is also active in professional and civic service, including serving on the Board of Trustees of the College of the Florida Keys. She has presented on topics including legal ethics and Florida evidence.