Evan D. Lubell
In 2011, Evan D. Lubell became senior partner, joining Frank Aloia and Ty Roland to lead the firm. Lubell’s practice focuses on managing serious personal injury and wrongful death matters from beginning to end.
Like many Floridians, Evan was born and raised in the Boroughs of New York City and made his way south to Fort Myers in the Spring of 1994. During the next 10 years, Lubell gained a reputation as a formidable trial attorney in cases of personal injury and wrongful death and rose to become a partner in a well-known Cape Coral law firm. During this time, Lubell increasingly took on injury and death cases that other attorneys deemed, “too complicated” or the corporation at fault “too powerful.”
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Facing a growing number of trials against industry giants, Lubell teamed up with Ty Roland who, like Lubell, was gaining a reputation for excellence in the courtroom. This collaboration resulted in a string of stunning trial victories for Lubell’s clients with awards in the millions of dollars-and that partnership in justice continues to today.
In 2017, according to TopVerdict.com, Lubell and his co-counsel, Ty Roland, won the No. 1 Premises Liability Verdict in Florida. The Estate of Dominguez v. Florida Power & Light Co. case was fought and won after the Dominguez family lost their 15-year-old son who was electrocuted while climbing bamboo near power lines in 2011.
Among his other notable successes, he refused to accept a ridiculously low settlement offer from Walmart regarding a client’s slip-and-fall accident. He took the matter to court and, along with his legal partner, was able to secure one of the largest verdicts ever awarded in Lee County for this type of claim. He has also obtained a verdict of $2.1 in a premises liability case for a child who suffered a traumatic brain injury and a $2 million verdict for a client wrongfully terminated because of his disabilities.
Lubell is a true student of the law and of the corporations and insurance companies against which he battles on behalf of his clients. Routinely during a court hearing or trial, Lubell has shown judges and juries just how little such businesses know about their own policies for employee conduct and their customer’s safety. Lubell is masterful at sorting out half-truths from the whole truth and in ensuring justice wins out over corporate power and influence.
Awards & Distinctions
Evan Lubell has been recognized for his legal acumen and success with multiple distinctions. In 2021, Lubell joined the ranks of The National Trial Lawyers. Lubell was both named as the Top 100 Civil Plaintiff Trial Lawyers in Florida. He was recognized in The Top 25 Brain Injury Trial Lawyers in Florida. Lubell was featured in the 2020 and 2021 Florida Super Lawyers Magazine issues. Each year, no more than 5 percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive this honor.
In 2020 and 2021, Lubell received the AV-Preeminent 2021 Peer Rated for Highest Level of Professional Excellence by Martindale-Hubbell. He has also been named “10 Best Personal Injury Attorney” Client Satisfaction in 2020 and 2021 by the American Institute of Personal Injury Attorneys. In 2020, Aloia, Roland, Lubell & Morgan, PLLC was named the 2020 Gulfshore Magazine Best of Business in three categories: “Best Litigation Law Firm,” “Best Corporate & Business Law Firm” and “Best Commercial Real Estate Law Firm.”
Involvement & Education
Currently, Lubell serves as president of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) Southwest Florida Chapter. He’s a past president of the Southwest Florida Trial Lawyers Association, a past president of the Cape Coral Bar Association and a member of numerous legal organizations, including the Florida Justice Association and the Lee County Bar Association. Lubell is extremely active in the local community. He frequently lectures and hosts complimentary seminars for local doctors and lawyers, keeping them up to date on important issues affecting their practices.
- Florida, 1994
- New Jersey, 1993
- New York, 1993
- U.S. District Court Middle District of Florida
- Rutgers Law School, J.D.
- State University of New York at Albany, B.A.
