A Philosophy of Service & Support
Service to the local community and supporting a variety of charitable causes is woven into the fabric of our DNA at The Moskowitz Law Firm and always remains a top priority for all attorneys and staff.
With deep roots in the local Miami community, the Firm's Founder Adam M. Moskowitz and his team have been avid supporters of several non-profit and education-related organizations for over two decades, earning the goodwill of colleagues, clients, and neighbors.
Cashiers Festival of Trees
The Moskowitz Law Firm is happy to be one of the corporate sponsors for the Cashiers Festival of Trees.
Bear Shadow 2024
The Moskowitz Law Firm was thrilled to be the platinum sponsor for the Bear Shadow annual spring music festival on The Highlands- Cashiers Plateau in North Carolina. Partners Howard Bushman and Joseph Kaye brought their families and had a fantastic time. It's such a welcoming community and we are happy to share in the festivities and help in any way we can!
ISRAEL STRONG
When most teenagers are up late playing Fortnite or on TikTok, Serafina Moskowitz, known as “Feeny” to her friends, is up late melting wax and making bracelets for her own business, Sunny Days Ahead, where she ships merchandise all over the country.
This has always been a passion project for Feeny. From the start she vowed to give 10 percent of all profits to Paws4You. But then in October, the horrific events in Israel moved her to do more.
She always lives by the expression “actions speak louder than words”, so Feeny decided to make part of her business an “Israel Strong” division. She started making bracelets and candles with her “Israel Strong” logo on them. It was important that 100% of all proceeds go directly to the victims of the Israel attacks. Her products were immediately in great demand, selling out quickly.
“I needed a light to burn bright for all of the victims,” says 13-year-old Feeny Moskowitz. “My family and Temple Beth Am taught me that one person can make a difference.”
Feeny sells her products on-line and also at bazaars and local markets. She is pictured below selling the products on May 11th at Temple Beth Am in Pinecrest, Florida.
judge learned hand award dinner honoring judge michael a. hanzman
Adam Moskowitz and The Moskowitz Law Firm were thrilled to support the AJC Judge Learned Hand Award dinner honoring Michael Hanzman. Judge Hanzman’s work changed so many lives, whether it was with the devastating Surfside condo collapse or through helping children over the years. We wish him congratulations on this well-deserved honor.
Beth am basketball
The Beth Am basketball league has been around for decades and is something hundreds of children in Miami take part in. The Moskowitz Law Firm is happy to sponsor the scoreboard in the brand new beautiful gym at The Hub on the Temple Beth Am campus. The campus hosts two seasons of basketball each year. The games are quite exciting!
2022 Village of Pinecrest Police Citizen Award
The Moskowitz Foundation was presented Friday night with the 2022 Village of Pinecrest Police Citizen Award, for their dedication and important contributions to the Pinecrest Police. Pinecrest residents, Adam and Jessica Moskowitz, through their foundation, The Moskowitz Foundation, have offered to donate funds to the Pinecrest Police Department. The donation will be used to purchase an active shooter firearm simulation training system as well as new duty pistols and holsters for the entire police force.
“The Pinecrest Police Department has our unwavering support. The Village of Pinecrest is a great place to raise a family.”
The Moskowitz Foundation was established by Adam and Jessica Moskowitz, in order to provide a vehicle for their family to fund and support, special and important non-for-profit organizations and charities. Adam established The Moskowitz Law Firm, which is a law firm specializing in Class Action Litigation, whose main goal and purpose is to undertake and fight on behalf of individual class members where they need the strength and support of a class action device to seek any justice. Jessica and Adam, residents of the Village of Pinecrest, believe they have an obligation to "give back" much of those proceeds to their community.
Adam Moskowitz said his family has an “unwavering support” for our Police and that the Village of Pinecrest is a great place to raise a family, mainly because it is a safe environment and he personally thanked Chief Cohen and every man and women of the Pinecrest police and their families.
Gulliver Prep Honors The Moskowitz Family for their Contribution to Transformation. Together. 2026.
Gulliver Preparatory School announced the generous gift the Moskowitz family provided towards Transformation. Together. 2026., Gulliver’s first capital campaign.
As a Legacy Family, Adam Moskowitz and Jessica Werner Moskowitz P ‘30 ‘32 are longtime members of the Gulliver community. Jessica is a Class of 2002 Gulliver graduate, and two of their children – Michael and Samantha – are following in the footsteps of their mother as Raiders.
“My Gulliver education was transformative and instrumental, and gave me the tools to grow into the best version of myself,” said Jessica. “The school has an incredible way of identifying and nurturing each child’s unique strengths, talents, and gifts, and I’m so grateful my children can also experience the magic that is Gulliver Prep.”
“Both Jessica’s parents and my mother placed education as the highest priority and we are so honored and privileged to pass along those values to our four children.”
“Both Jessica’s parents and my mother placed education as the highest priority and we are so honored and privileged to pass along those values to our four children,” said Adam. “We were both very impressed with Gulliver’s current vision and approach to teaching in today’s society and have been extremely satisfied with how Michael and Samantha have developed and adapted so quickly to the school. They feel safe in a very challenging environment, where they can not just participate, but excel at many activities and learn to become better leaders.”
Recognizing that having world-class facilities will help Gulliver provide more opportunities and activities for students to experience and appreciate, the Moskowitz’s chose to make Gulliver their family’s top philanthropic priority. Adam and Jessica have come forward with a generous gift to name The Moskowitz Werner Family Plaza, located adjacent to G Circle, at the entrance of the Center for Student Life at the Marian C. Krutulis PK-8 Campus.
Palmer Trinity School Recognizes The Moskowitz Foundation for the donation of the Moskowitz Tennis Complex
Palmer Trinity School recently honored Firm Founder & Managing Partner, Adam Moskowitz. Adam and his wife Jessica established The Moskowitz Foundation, so they could give back to many great places and causes and make a difference. One of their philanthropic endeavors included the donation of The Moskowitz Tennis Complex to Palmer Trinity, a six-court facility located on campus.
This generous donation was inspired by Adam’s time and love for PTS. While at Palmer, Adam played many sports, including serving as the captain of the tennis team. Back then, the team had to practice and compete at the public park courts because Palmer did not have any tennis courts on campus.
“We are honored to support Palmer Trinity because it has always been part of my family. I specifically wanted to sponsor these courts, so that my daughter, and all current and future students, know that anything is possible.”
To learn more, read the alumni feature about The Moskowitz Tennis Complex Donation.
Co-Founder & Organizer Of The Annual Temple Beth Am Hanukkah Games
Adam Moskowitz recently helped develop and organize The First Annual Temple Beth Am Hanukkah Games involving all 265 students in grades k-5th. We were so pleased that the children enjoyed the Games and couldn’t be happier with how the event served to unite attendees of all ages. Watch the video below to see some of the highlights.
“There are so many people to thank that helped create our great new tradition and made that day a real success...”
There are so many people to thank that helped create our great new tradition and made that day a real success, including Dr. Starr, Rabbi Barras and Suzy Novak, who all agreed to the concept and helped with so many different aspects of planning our event. Adam Hall was a great co-coordinator and we couldn’t have done it without all 23 of the Parent Volunteers that helped to plan and execute the various activities throughout the day of the Games. Their efforts allowed us to successfully conduct 14 different unique and engaging activities ranging from sports, to religious and general trivia, as well as dance and gymnastics.
We were fortunate enough to accomplish the three main goals that had as a team:
Create a new Beth Am annual event that our children will look forward to each year—one that they will greatly enjoy and remember for the rest of their lives.
Teach them about leadership, team work and good citizenship.
Help strengthen the bridge between the generations and our school and synagogue, by creating a new tradition that our children will eventually share with their children when they attend Beth Am and can now share with their parents and grandparents.
Moskowitz Family Named 2019 ‘Family of the Year’ By Temple Beth Am
Each year, Temple Beth Am is proud to recognize an outstanding family of volunteers. Members of the Moskowitz family were recently named as recipients of the Committee of 100’s 2019 ‘Family of the Year’ Award, for their continued participation in the Temple’s community and their ongoing commitment to congregational leadership.
“We are so grateful to the entire Temple Beth Am family and are humbled by this great honor.”
We are so grateful to the entire Temple Beth Am family and are humbled by this great honor. Our family is blessed to be part of such a nurturing and vibrant community at Temple Beth Am. I know that all of its members, clergy, staff, teachers, and volunteers inspire us every day to honor the great values and service-oriented efforts that have always made Temple Beth Am so special.
Co-Founder & Organizer Of The University of Miami’s Annual Miami Law Class Action & Commercial Litigation Forum
In 2016, Adam Moskowitz with the help of Aaron Podhurst and Lance Harke, organized The First Annual University of Miami Class Action Conference. Together, with his force-placed co-counsel, Adam and the law firms involved collectively made a $1,000,000 donation to the University of Miami School of Law to provide scholarships and help create the UM Annual Class Action Forum. Several scholarships have already been awarded, benefitting many worthy students in the Scholars Program.
Adam helped create and conduct numerous Class Action Panels with various federal judges, state attorney generals and numerous plaintiff and defense counsel.
The first event conducted in 2016, raised an additional ten of thousands for the Law School and was attended by 132 lawyers (many top class actions lawyers from across the country) and 12 federal judges that handle and judicate class actions cases regularly.
The Forum was recently conducted this past December and, despite it being only in its second year, has been viewed as a tremendously successful annual event that effectively raises funds for UM scholarships. Adam spends a good portion of the year leading up to the event helping organize and conduct the featured programs with speakers, moderators, sponsors and coordinating with the Dean of the Law School and her staff, etc.
The last event was attended by over 135 participants.
Adjunct Professor at UM Law School, Class Action Litigation (25+ years)
Adam started teaching as Adjunct Professor of Class Action Litigation at the University of Miami School of Law immediately following graduation in 1994. He made history at the Law School, teaching the first course offered in Class Action Litigation. For more than 25 years, Adam has taught at the University of Miami, during which time he has always donated his entire salary back to the Law School in order to fund need and merit-based scholarships for students.
More than a thousand students have taken Adam’s classes and seminars, many of whom practice law locally in service to the Miami community.
Supporter of Alumni Association & Service as Homecoming Chairman, University of Miami School of Law
Adam has been active with the University of Miami Law School Alumni Association each year since graduation, serving in various roles and committees.
As Homecoming Chairman, Adam organized all events and established new events, many of which continue to be held and celebrated today.
Organizer & Contributor to UM Law School & Other Charities & Organizations
Adam Moskowitz has served as lead and co-lead counsel in numerous nationwide class actions which resulted in settlements being provided as cy pres awards to organizations and charities. One national litigation against American Express for consumers was settled and provided over $3,000,000 to local and national charities, including the University of Miami School of Law.
Adam drafted numerous articles on cy pres giving in class action cases that were published and distributed in various publications, including the University of Miami Law School brochures, programs and other materials for many years. Since then, several other cy pres donations have been made to the Law School by other attorneys.
Other local Miami and national charities and organizations that have been provided donations from Adam's cy pres settlements include: Make-A-Wish® Foundation, Children's Home Society of America, Children Now, The Wow Center in Miami (formerly Community Habilitation Center), Legal Services of Greater Miami, The Consequences Charity (The Roy and Lea Black Foundation), Generation Rescue, Common Sense Media, The National Parkinson's Foundation, Lawyers for Children America, Points of Light, and The Symmetry Foundation.
Active with Various Local Charities & Organizations
Adam has actively served in various charities and organizations, including Temple Beth Am in Miami, Alexander Muss High School in Israel Program (as a student, counselor and alumni), Children's Home Society, Greater Miami Jewish Federation, AIPAC, the Dade County Bar Association, and the Florida Bar Association (on various committees, including donating time to serve on the Disciplinary Committee for 6 years). Adam organized and originated the Mindfulness in the Law Program with Scott Rogers that is held annually at the Canyon Ranch Resort in Tucson, Arizona and Lenox, Massachusetts. Lawyers from across the country attend each year and earn CLE credits for their participation.
He has received various awards and recognitions from these organizations as a result of his hard work and valuable contributions.
