Adriana S. Miranda

Adriana Sofia Miranda is senior counsel in Greenspoon Marder LLP’s International Law Group and Commercial Real Estate Group and is based in the firm’s Fort Lauderdale office. She represents and counsels companies and individuals on issues involving property contracts, business, employment, securities, international taxation and litigation. Ms. Miranda’s practice focuses on representing developers, associations, lenders, and borrowers in all aspects of commercial real estate transactions.

Ms. Miranda has previously practiced with Greenspoon Marder’s Financial Services Litigation practice group, where she represented some of the nation’s largest lenders in the areas of distressed assets and lender litigation. She is also a qualified Arbitrator for the Florida Supreme Court.

Prior to joining Greenspoon Marder, Ms. Miranda practiced in Europe and South America, where she handled matters involving international commercial law, international investments and customs law. Ms. Miranda worked with the Government of Cataluña and private companies on issues dealing with internationalization.

While in Barcelona, Spain, she worked for the BBCA Legal in the Department of Anglo-American Common Law, and collaborated with the Department of Maritime Law and the Department of Civil Procedural Law. At BBCA, she was in charge of assisting the Director of the Department of Anglo-American Common Law, a role which included drafting lawsuits, contracts, and other legal writings, carrying out legal and business translations in English and Spanish, as well as conducting legal research and offering support at firm events.

Ms. Miranda also served as a visiting professor at Pompeu Fabra University of International Commerce in Barcelona, Spain, teaching fundamental principles of international contracting and investment. Ms. Miranda was born in Medellin, Colombia.