About Robert
Robert Einhorn built a career at the junction of law and numbers. He holds a J.D. from the University of Miami School of Law, earned in 1990, and a Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting and Risk and Insurance from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, conferred in 1986. Those credentials describe the foundations of a professional life that blends legal training with financial literacy.
His academic path began in Madison, where coursework in accounting and insurance introduced technical concepts that most law students do not encounter until later. He went on to study law in Miami, finishing his J.D. at the start of the 1990s. The sequence of degrees suggests an early interest in issues that sit between corporate finance, compliance, and the legal system.
After law school he entered practice in Florida. Over more than three decades he has worked under the state's regulatory and courtroom frameworks. That span has given him familiarity with Florida procedures and the practical demands of representing clients in a state with a complex business and insurance environment. He is licensed to practice in Florida.
Einhorn’s background in accounting and risk and insurance informs how he approaches matters. He tends to parse financial records, policy language, and risk profiles with attention to detail. That technical grounding helps in reviewing contracts, assessing exposure, and preparing materials that require both legal analysis and numerical accuracy.
He also maintains current professional memberships. Those affiliations reflect an ongoing connection to the legal community and to the standards that govern practice in his jurisdiction. Colleagues describe his style as methodical; he breaks issues down into discrete elements and addresses each on its merits. He prepares for hearings and negotiations with the kinds of factual and financial checks that his academic training encourages.
Clients have turned to him for matters that benefit from an attorney who reads financial statements as readily as case law. He balances courtroom readiness with an eye for the technical details that can change outcomes. As of 2026 he continues to practice in Florida, handling legal matters that draw on his combined education in accounting, risk and insurance, and law.
