Jason L. Steinman

Jason is a partner in our Fort Lauderdale office. Jason started his career at the Law Offices of Sandler and Sandler in 2000 as a law clerk and remained with the practice that ultimately became Sandler Sandler and Steinman, until joining Assouline & Berlowe in 2018. Jason is licensed to practice law in the State of Florida and the District of Columbia, and is admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court, United States Tax Court, United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida and United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida. He has also served as a Court Monitor in the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit.

Jason’s practice includes representation of high net worth individuals and multi-million dollar corporations and includes estate planning, estate and trust administration and litigation, guardianships, civil litigation and handling commercial business transactions.

Jason is a member of the American Bar Association, Broward County Bar Association and past member of the North Dade-South Broward Estate Planning Council. Jason is currently on the Board of Directors of the David Posnack Jewish Community Center as well as the Board of Directors of Bookleggers Library, which is a nonprofit, mobile community library in Miami-Dade County; is an annual member of the Steering Committee and Past Co-Chairman of the Planning Committee for the Annual Joint Tax and Estate Planning Seminar; past member of Steering Committee for “Men’s Nite Out” for Jewish Federation of Broward County; Past Vice Chair of Jewish Federation of Broward County Professional Advisory Committee (PAC); Past Steering Committee Member Memorial Foundation & Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation Professional Advisory Council Annual Spring Luncheon; Past member of the Lighthouse of Broward Professional Advisory Committee. Jason has also been active with the Jewish Federation of Broward County, Cooper City Optimist, Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Broward County and the Educational Advisory Board to the Mayor of Cooper City, Florida. He is also a frequent volunteer at local Broward County schools, where he was a teacher for eight years prior to entering the practice of law.