About Carlos H
Carlos H Arce grew up curious about how rules shape institutions. He took that curiosity to Nova Southeastern University, where he earned his Juris Doctor in 2016 after a three-year run through law school. The classroom years left him comfortable with complex statutes and regulatory text. They also taught him how to translate legal language into practical advice for clients.
After law school he began practicing in Florida. He built a practice that moves between counseling and courtroom work. He handles regulatory questions for health care providers and assists organizations when disputes escalate. Colleagues describe him as methodical. Clients report that he explains thorny issues in plain terms.
His association memberships offer a clear picture of his interests. He is active in the American Health Lawyer Association and the Health Care Compliance Association. He also maintains memberships in the Florida Bar Health Law Section and the Florida Bar Trial Lawyers Section, along with the Young Lawyers Section. Those groups keep him connected to recent developments in health law, regulatory enforcement, and litigation trends. They also provide forums for continuing education and peer exchanges.
Arce’s day-to-day work covers several familiar threads. He advises hospitals, physician groups, and other health care entities on regulatory compliance. He drafts and reviews policies and assists clients facing audits or government inquiries. When disputes reach litigation, he steps into court to advocate for clients, handling procedural fights and evidentiary challenges. He balances risk mitigation and dispute resolution so that organizations can operate while navigating shifting regulatory demands.
He has built his practice at Lubell & Rosen, where he is part of a team that handles health care and related litigation matters. The firm setting gives him access to colleagues in complementary practice areas, from corporate transactional lawyers to trial lawyers. That network matters when clients face multi-faceted problems that touch contracts, regulatory compliance, and litigation strategy.
Outside of active matters he invests time in staying current. He follows developments in health care enforcement and compliance guidance. He also participates in bar and professional events that tackle emerging issues in patient privacy, reimbursement, and regulatory enforcement. Those conversations inform how he counsels clients and prepares cases.
He is licensed to practice in Florida and continues to work on matters that straddle regulatory counsel and litigation. He currently practices at Lubell & Rosen, focusing on health care law, compliance and litigation.
