Jonathan Benitah

Jonathan Benitah is a distinguished attorney located in Hollywood, Florida. He graduated cum laude with a B.S.B.A. in General Business Administration from the University of Central Florida in 2002. He continued his education at Nova Southeastern University, Shepard Broad Law Center, where he obtained his law degree cum laude in 2005. During his time at law school, he served as a Junior Editor for the NSU International Citator and Research Project and received the Book Award in Contracts. Additionally, he was a teacher's assistant for Civil Procedure in NSU's Academic Resources Program.

Mr. Benitah's scholarly contributions include his article, "Anti-Scalping Laws: Should They be Forgotten?", published in the University of Texas School of Law's Texas Review of Entertainment and Sports Law in 2005. He was actively involved in several student organizations, including the Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, Association of Business Law Students, Sports and Entertainment Law Society, and the Jewish Law Students Association.

In his final semester, Mr. Benitah completed an academic internship with Holland and Knight, LLP, which led to his initial role as a contract attorney with the firm after passing the Bar. Following nearly seven years as an associate at Fogel & Cohen / Shafer Cohen and Princeton Title & Escrow in Boca Raton, he established his own practice, Jonathan C. Benitah, P.A.

A native of South Florida, Mr. Benitah currently resides in North Miami Beach with his wife and three children.