Alex Rabinowitz is one of Boatman Ricci’s Associate Attorneys, contributing to the firm in its commercial litigation matters. Originally from South New Jersey, outside of Philadelphia, Alex moved down to Fort Myers just before starting Canterbury High School. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in both International Studies and Spanish from the University of Florida, after which he spent time working in an account executive role for a software sales company in Miami.

Alex thereafter earned his Juris Doctorate degree from Ave Maria School of Law, where he had the opportunity to work in various litigation capacities at several local firms, while also gaining valuable transactional experience in a law clerk position assisting the general counsel of Jersey Mike’s. While in law school, Mr. Rabinowitz was a Senior Editor of the Law Review, a Business Law Institute Fellow, and a Research Assistant to the Dean. During his time with the Law Review, Alex received the honor of having his Note selected for publication, where he wrote about the correlation between traumatic brain injuries and ineffective return-to-play policies among youth athletes. Finally, while fulfilling his role as Research Assistant, Mr. Rabinowitz contributed to the publication of two novels and several scholarly articles relating to Fourth and Fifth Amendment constitutional rights.

Outside of the office, Alex enjoys being active, whether it be in traveling to support a Philadelphia sports team, taking a yoga class, playing ping pong, or golfing. He also has a passion for Latin American culture, always looking to refine his Spanish-speaking skills.