Kendall Coffey

Kendall Coffey is a courtroom lawyer who fights for the rights of his clients in high stakes business disputes as well as in high-profile cases such as Miami’s historic voter fraud trial, the Elian Gonzalez saga and the 2000 Presidential recount litigation. As the former U.S. Attorney for South Florida, he headed one of the largest federal prosecution offices in the country. He has also authored numerous legal works and is a legal commentator on national news networks sharing his perspectives on major cases and controversies.

He is currently a partner at Coffey Burlington with offices in Miami, Florida.

Profile

Guest Legal Analyst: CNBC, CNN, CNN Headline News, FOX, MSNBC, and Telemundo; has also provided commentary for CBS-4, CNN International and the Canadian Broadcasting Company.

Lecturer in trial skills and substantive law for such organizations as The Florida Bar, The Academy of Florida Trial Lawyers, Dade County Bar Association, University of Miami School of Law, Professional Education Systems, Inc., National Business Institute, Inc., and CLE International, Inc.

Adjunct faculty member for Trial Practice at University of Miami School of Law (1991-1993)

 

In addition to extensive experience before state and federal courts, Kendall Coffey has also handled representations before administrative agencies, such as the Federal Election Commission and the Florida Election Commission.