Joshua E. Rasco is an experienced commercial litigator who handles a wide range of complex litigation matters for his clients in both state and federal courts. A career musician and entrepreneur, Mr. Rasco brings with him a distinct combination of experiences into the practice of law. Mr. Rasco’s brand is best characterized by his ability to think outside the box in developing pragmatic solutions to complex legal issues. More than just “winning” the case, Mr. Rasco takes the time to better understand his clients’ personal and professional objectives before tailoring a legal strategy to better facilitate those objectives. Simply put, Mr. Rasco understands the disruptive impact litigation can have on his clients’ lives and businesses, and he makes every effort to absorb that impact for his clients, so they may carry on with minimal disruption.

In the early stages of his journey in the legal profession, Mr. Rasco gained valuable experience at a boutique aviation and mass tort litigation firm in Miami. Mr. Rasco was fortunate to have built the foundation of his legal career working on numerous high-profile cases, including the disappearance of Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370, an S.E.C. enforcement action arising from the Rothstein $1.2 billion Ponzi Scheme, and mass tort litigation against one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world.

Mr. Rasco later joined a commercial litigation firm in Aventura, where he distilled his litigation practice to meet the needs of some of South Florida’s biggest real estate developers and various local businesses throughout the community. Shortly after joining the Aventura firm, Mr. Rasco was invited to take a lead role in the firm’s probate and trust practice, where he obtained favorable results for his clients in numerous multi-million dollar probate and trust disputes.

In 2013, Mr. Rasco earned his Juris Doctor degree from NSU’s Shepard Broad College of Law, where he made the Dean’s List in each of his three years of attendance. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Florida State University, where he studied communications. Mr. Rasco is admitted to practice law in the state of Florida, and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida.