Alan Perez – Board-Certified Civil Trial Expert. Innovator. Relentless Advocate.
Alan Perez brings the perfect blend of legal mastery, innovative thinking, and personal dedication to every case he handles. Board Certified by The Florida Bar as an expert in Civil Trial Law—a distinction held by less than 1% of Florida attorneys—Alan has proven himself at the highest level of courtroom excellence.
With a fierce commitment to justice, Alan represents injury victims across Florida in cases involving auto accidents, falls, medical malpractice, nursing home negligence, and institutional physical and sexual abuse. Known for his dynamic presence in the courtroom, he integrates advanced technology into every phase of litigation and trial—creating compelling visuals, leveraging data, and presenting evidence with clarity and impact.
Clients trust Alan not just for his legal skills, but for his personal investment in their stories. He offers each client direct, one-on-one attention, building relationships that fuel powerful advocacy and generate consistent referrals.
Alan is admitted to practice in all Florida state courts, the Federal Middle District of Florida, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court. His excellence has been recognized by Florida Super Lawyers Magazine every year since 2012 – a testament to his integrity, skill, and results.
Fully bilingual in English and Spanish, Alan serves a broad range of clients, ensuring that language is never a barrier to justice. He is a proud graduate of St. Mary’s University of San Antonio, Texas and the University of Dayton School of Law in Dayton, Ohio.
Outside the courtroom, Alan is a leader in both legal and community circles. He serves on the Boards of the Sarasota County Bar Association, the Florida Justice Association, and the American Red Cross (Southwest Florida Division). He also holds leadership roles with the Judge John M. Scheb American Inn of Court and has contributed his time to several judicial and fairness committees statewide.
Alan lives in Manatee County with his wife and three children. He enjoys waterfowl hunting, sports, coaching mock trial at Booker High School, and helping local families—especially Spanish-speaking households—with legal and financial literacy efforts.