Alexander Fumagali is a distinguished Partner at Kennedys, where he leverages his extensive legal expertise to serve as outside counsel for high-profile clients, including The Battle’s End, LLC, the Miami Dolphins, Hard Rock Stadium, and the Miami Formula 1 Grand Prix. Admitted to the Florida...
Alexander Fumagali is a distinguished Partner at Kennedys, where he leverages his extensive legal expertise to serve as outside counsel for high-profile clients, including The Battle’s End, LLC, the Miami Dolphins, Hard Rock Stadium, and the Miami Formula 1 Grand Prix. Admitted to the Florida Bar in September 2012, Alexander has built a robust practice focused on sports law, commercial litigation, and arbitration, making him a sought-after advisor in the dynamic intersection of sports and entertainment.
In his current role, Alexander is instrumental in navigating complex legal landscapes, providing strategic counsel that encompasses legal research, writing, and discovery. His adeptness in managing high-stakes motions and trials is complemented by his proficiency in utilizing platforms like Westlaw to ensure thorough and effective legal representation. Alexander's work with the Miami Dolphins and Hard Rock Stadium highlights his commitment to not only protecting his clients' interests but also enhancing their operational frameworks within the highly competitive sports industry.
Key projects under his leadership include negotiating contracts, resolving disputes through arbitration, and advising on compliance matters, all of which underscore his comprehensive understanding of the legal challenges faced by sports organizations. His ability to integrate social media strategies into legal frameworks further distinguishes him in the field, allowing clients to navigate the evolving digital landscape while safeguarding their reputations. With a keen focus on delivering results and fostering long-term relationships, Alexander Fumagali continues to make significant contributions to the legal profession and the sports industry at large.