Traci H. Rollins is a member of Squire Sanders' global board and focuses her practice on representing financial institutions and nontraditional lenders. She has substantial litigation experience in Florida and US courts in protection and enforcement of creditors’ rights including complex commercial foreclosures and loan workouts and arbitrations. She also has experience in defense of consumer and commercial regulatory actions, including class actions, covering such areas as the Truth in Lending Act, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Fair Credit Billing Act. She counsels domestic and international financial institutions, insurance companies, property management companies and airlines, and represents court-appointed receivers in foreclosure and partnership dispute litigation.

Board Certified in business litigation by The Florida Bar, Traci lectures on the Truth in Lending Act and the Fair Credit Reporting Act and has been an instructor for the National Institute for Trial Advocacy, Deposition Skills Program. She also co-chairs the firm’s diversity committee and has been featured in “Global Thinking, Diversity Programs Help to Create Stronger Businesses,” published by The South Florida Business Journal, and “The Best of Women in Law Programs,” published by The Woman Advocate Newsletter, American Bar Association, Section of Litigation.

Traci was named a 2011 Florida Super Lawyer by Thomson Reuters, a distinction honoring the top five percent of lawyers in the state. She was also listed by Florida Trend magazine in 2008, 2009 and 2010 as a member of its Legal Elite for her work in commercial litigation.

Traci is a member of the American Bar Association, Financial Women International and the Palm Beach County Bar Association including its Women Attorneys Committee and Commercial Litigation Committee.

Representative Experience

• Advising in a US$75 million loan workout and commercial foreclosure.
• Advising in a multistate attorney general investigation.
• Serving as counsel to non-US banks in ensuring compliance with state and federal banking regulations.
• Serving as lender's counsel in nationwide consumer regulatory class actions.
• Defending financial institutions in "Madoff litigation."