Robert R. Jimenez Attorney At Law

Senior Associate
T 305-416-6880
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333 S.E. 2nd Avenue
Suite 3200
Miami, Florida 33131
T 202-546-1761
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99 M St. SE
Suite 725
Washington, DC 20003
Robert’s practice includes intellectual property and commercial litigation, electronic discovery, and appellate matters. He has experience representing trademark and copyright owners, financial institutions, and commercial clients across varying areas in both state and federal court. Robert routinely counsels businesses on electronic discovery and information governance issues, supporting clients across every phase of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model. He has experience in multijurisdictional data collections, in negotiating e-discovery protocols, and in leading discovery teams and vendors. Additionally, Robert is a Certified E-discovery Specialist, holds the E-discovery Practice Certificate from the Electronic Discovery Institute, and has significant appellate experience.
Robert received his bachelor’s degree in political science from Florida International University (2005, magna cum laude) and was a member of The Honors College. In 2008, he received his juris doctorate from the University of Florida’s Fredric G. Levin College of Law where he was an editorial member of the Florida Journal of International Law. During law school, Robert studied international and comparative law abroad at Magdalen College, Oxford University. He subsequently studied writing in the extension program at the University of California, Berkeley and at Merton College, Oxford University. In 2013, he matriculated at Wolfson College, Cambridge University for his Master’s Degree in writing from Cambridge (MSt, 2016). He received his LL.M. with a concentration on intellectual property law at American University's Washington College of Law (2015, magna cum laude) where he was awarded the LL.M. Outstanding Legal Research and Writing Award for his graduate article, Revolution: USA, Cuba, and the Future of Trademarks, which was published as the cover article in the July/August edition of Landslide Magazine (the American Bar Association’s intellectual property journal).