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Appellate and Trial Support
Insurance Defense
Litigation
American Bar Association
Defense Research Institute
International Association of Defense Counsel
The Florida Bar
Appellate Court Rules Committee
Dade County Bar Association Appellate Court Committee
Third District Court of Appeal Historical Society
“The Art of Objecting: A Trial Lawyer’s Guide to Preserving Error for Appeal,” The Florida Bar Appellate Practice Section Seminar, November 4, 2025
“Tutorial I: Appellate Board Certification,” Panelist, Third District Court of Appeal (DCA) Spring Seminar: Changing Minds and Navigating New Frontiers, May 9, 2025
“Extraordinary Writs: Certiorari, Mandamus, & Prohibition,” Panelist, Third District Court of Appeal (DCA) Spring Seminar: Extraordinary Writs & Non-Final Appeals, May 3, 2024
“The Neil Inquiry: Navigating the Peremptory Process,” Florida Bar Journal, October 24, 2023
“Brief Writing for the Third DCA,” Appellate Practice Section of The Florida Bar Practicing Before the Florida Third District Court of Appeal 2022 seminar, October 28, 2022
“Finality of Judgments,” PINCUS Professional Education’s Advanced Appellate Practice, April 5, 2022
“New Florida Supreme Court Rule Amendment Could Be Game-Changer for Punitive Damages,” Daily Business Review, January 21, 2022; January 25, 2022, print edition
Jack Reiter leads the GrayRobinson Appellate and Trial Support Team (nationally ranked Tier 1 by U.S. News - Best Lawyers® in 2023) and has briefed and argued hundreds of appeals over the span of his nearly 30-year career. He is Board-certified by The Florida Bar in Appellate Practice and former chair of the Florida Bar Appellate Court Rules Committee and the Florida Bar Appellate Practice Section. Jack collaborates with clients and co-counsel to provide strategic legal direction for the arc of each case, advising on the post-trial preservation process, and developing and arguing dispositive motions. His practice includes experience in a wide array of commercial and business disputes, insurance issues, and product liability matters.
Jack’s diverse experience and dedication to the evolving nature of law allows him to blend swiftly and seamlessly with trial counsel at a moment’s notice to deliver litigation support during the pretrial, trial, and post-trial stages. He handles trial support proceedings in state and federal courts throughout Florida, as well as jurisdictions outside the state. His experience includes preparing and arguing complex trial motions to dismiss and for summary judgment, as well as motions in limine and for directed verdict.
Jack teams regularly with colleagues within and outside GrayRobinson across various practice areas. He provides appellate and trial support, as well as a fresh perspective on a variety of litigation matters, including products liability, toxic tort, construction, negligence, insurance, and maritime law, among others. He is sought after for his expertise in the subtlety and nuance of appellate practice.
University of Florida College of Law
J.D.
1994
University of Florida
B.S.
1991
Board-certified by The Florida Bar in Appellate Practice
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Jack is a phenomenal lawyer – extremely bright and someone I would recommend to anyone needing appellate counsel in Florida. He knows all the intricacies of the law and is able to handle anything.
Jack has an exceptional grasp of Florida law and procedure.
Jack knows the law and knows the appellate court system. He has gotten excellent results for us.
Jack is a phenomenal lawyer – extremely bright and someone I would recommend to anyone needing appellate counsel in Florida. He knows all the intricacies of the law and is able to handle anything.
Jack has an exceptional grasp of Florida law and procedure.
Jack knows the law and knows the appellate court system. He has gotten excellent results for us.