Sal Coppolino practices in the area of complex commercial litigation, with a focus on class actions and insurance related matters. He has worked to defend claims on behalf of insurers and business entities stemming from data breach-related claims, alleged FCRA violations, and alleged antitrust violations.

His prior experience also includes assisting insurers in the prosecution and defense of federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) claims, as well as the defense of motor vehicle accident claims, workers’ compensation claims, and other civil litigation suits.

During law school, Sal served as teaching assistant to Dean Emeritus and Professor Sandy D’Alemberte. He also served as law clerk to the Senior Administrative Law Judge for the Northern District of Florida and worked for the Florida Senate while attending law school.