Solving Complex Problems

Fair, Efficient Decision Making

Lichter Law firm provides first-rate and efficient arbitration processes and decision making.

Practice Areas

Arbitration
Special Master/Court-Appointed Neutral

Arbitration

David serves as a Fellow of the American College of Arbitrators and as a member of the Commercial, Large Complex Commercial, Employment and Healthcare rosters for the American Arbitration Association, and serves as an arbitrator for the American Health Lawyers Association. Read More

Special Master/Court-Appointed Neutral

David Lichter has been appointed as Special Master, Independent Investigator and Special Magistrate in state and federal court. His appointments have included, among others, the following matters: Lichter was appointed by a federal judge to revamp the intake operations of a high-volume, Plaintiff's firm and vet and approve every filing of the firm’s ADA complaints for one year. Read More

Meet the Attorneys

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David H. Lichter, Esq.
Arbitration; Special Master/Court-Appointed Neutral

David is a former federal prosecutor and experienced business litigator whose work is now solely devoted to arbitration and serving as a court-appointed neutral/special master in state and federal court. Having practiced for more than 40 years, Mr. Lichter has been engaged to mediate and arbitrate more than 2,000 matters, is hired regularly by plaintiffs and defendants, and arbitrates cases throughout the United States and abroad. He is A/V rated by Martindale-Hubbell® and appears in the 2024 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® (2024 Lawyer of the Year, Arbitration and Mediation); 2024 edition of Florida Super Lawyers® and was selected as the 2017 “Top Solo” attorney by the Dade County Bar Association.
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Mayra Lichter
Mayra’s practice focuses on issues relating to non-profit organizations. Mayra also has substantial experience in appellate matters. Mayra received her B.A. from Brown University Magna Cum Laude in 1980 and her J.D. from the University of Florida with honors in 1983. At the University of Florida, she served on the Moot Court Board, was a legal research and writing fellow, and won Best Oral Advocate at the Justice Campbell Thornall Moot Court Competition.