About Marc S.
Marc S. Dobin built a steady career in Florida law that spans decades. He earned a B.A. from Franklin and Marshall College in 1982 and completed his J.D. at New York Law School in 1986. Those formative years set the stage for a practice grounded in courtroom experience and alternative dispute resolution.
After law school Mr. Dobin entered private practice and over time took on leadership roles within firms. He was a partner at Dobin & Jenks, LLP beginning in 1999. Nearly a decade later he founded Dobin Law Group, P.A., where he became a shareholder in 2008. The move marked a transition toward running a firm shaped around his approach to handling civil matters.
In 2016 he added a formal mediation credential. He is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Circuit Civil Mediator and operates DobinMediation. That certification is part of a broader engagement with dispute resolution. He splits time between representing clients and working as a neutral in complex civil cases.
Colleagues describe his courtroom work as methodical. He prepares cases for trial and handles pretrial strategy, discovery disputes, and settlement negotiations. He also accepts mediator appointments in circuit civil matters, conducting conferences and drafting settlement agreements. His practice environments range from contested hearings to multi-party mediations that require sustained attention to process and detail.
Clients who have worked with him encounter a practitioner who emphasizes process. He concentrates on practical problem solving and on assessing risk. He writes and speaks about case strategy in internal firm settings and mentors less experienced lawyers. His professional arc includes both litigation and alternate dispute resolution, which gives him a dual perspective when advising clients.
DobinLaw and Dobin Law Group, P.A. serve as the organizational homes for his work. He maintains an active presence in Florida courts and accepts matters across the state. He continues to handle civil litigation while serving as a mediator in circuit civil cases. He currently practices in Florida, concentrating on civil litigation and mediation.
