Cameron Alexander focuses his practice on all aspects of the construction industry, helping represent industry-leading contractors and design-builders across North America on multi-million and billion-dollar projects. He regularly provides guidance during construction projects and is involved in all phases of the dispute resolution process.

Cameron’s recent work includes the representation of a design-builder on a more than $1.8 billion heavy-civil and bridge project in Miami in developing and pursuing over $270 million in claims and the representation of a contractor on an over $665 million light-rail and bridge project in pursuing over $270 million in claims. Cameron’s Florida work includes advising the design-builder constructing a “one-of-a-kind” cable stay bridge — one of the most notable, high-profile construction projects being built in the state. Cameron has also assisted in the development of other claims for design builders on light-rail and heavy-civil construction projects, including the development of over $300 million in claims on a $2.5 billion project in Canada and the development of $60 million in claims on a $2.8 billion project in the Washington, D.C. area.

Cameron has successfully represented clients in federal and state courts, arbitrations, and various alternative dispute resolution forums, earning a reputation for his ability to understand and explain complex technical issues. He has also recently appeared before judges in the Southern District, advocating before some of the highest levels of judiciary. His litigation expertise spans all phases of a project’s lifecycle, from contract execution through dispute resolution.

Before his law career, Cameron worked in the construction industry as a project engineer and estimator with a large commercial and industrial contractor, assisting with the planning, bidding, and management of various construction projects. Cameron now applies his industry knowledge to better understand and analyze complex technical issues that commonly arise during construction. Cameron’s commitment to detail, combined with his understanding of law, business, and litigation, makes him a trusted and reliable advocate for contractors and design-builders working on some of the most unique and challenging projects in North America.

• University of Florida Levin College of Law, Juris Doctor, Cum Laude, 2021
  • Book Award in Legal Research
  • Book Award in Pre-Trial Practice
  • Vice President of the Real Property Law Association
  • Notes and Comments Editor for the Florida Law Review
  • Member of the University of Florida’s Chapter of the Order of the Coif
• University of Florida Warrington College of Business, Master of Science in Real Estate, 2021
• Brigham young University Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering, Bachelor of Science in Construction and Facilities Management, Cum Laude, 2018

• The Florida Bar
• The Real Property, Probate, and Trust Law Section of the Florida Bar
• The American Bar Association

• Co-Author, Managing Potential Liability Associated with “Delegated Design,” DBIA Integration Quarterly, 2022 Q3
• The Eleventh Circuit Provides Important Guidance on Determining a “Prevailing Party” for the Purposes of Attorney Fees and Costs, Common Sense Construction Law Newsletter, July 14, 2022