Navigating companies through high-stakes, complex commercial disputes

Zac Foster assists with complex commercial litigation for a variety of clients in industries such as:

• Franchise and distribution
• Network marketing and direct selling
• Beverage manufacturing
• Medical benefits
• Financial services

While he is a skilled tactician and tenacious advocate, Zac’s strength as a litigator stems from his ability to quickly and efficiently master the nuances of a client’s business and factual issues in dispute. Never a reactive litigator, Zac’s overriding goal is to position clients for early and cost-efficient success. When matters proceed deeper into litigation, Zac leverages his strategic prowess to lead substantial litigation teams and ensure absolute lockstep between client goals and external litigation efforts. Zac’s deep knowledge of his client’s business objectives and industry pressures allows him to cut through the unproductive noise and craft practical, business-oriented litigation strategies that advance a client’s core objectives.

Zac is co-chair of the firm’s Class Action Defense team.

Bar Admissions

• Florida

Education

• University of Florida (B.A., cum laude, 2010)

• University of Florida Levin College of Law (J.D., magna cum laude, 2014)
  • Florida Law Review, executive forum editor
  • Order of the Coif
  • Florida Blue Key
  • Honor Code Committee, chairman

• "Proposed Bill Threatens Franchising In Florida"
• "Proposed Bill Threatens Franchising in Florida"
• "Proposed Florida Franchise Bill Dies in Committee"
• 11th Circuit Limits ATDS to Random or Sequential Number Technology
• A Return to (Relative) Sanity: Amendments to the Florida Telephone Solicitation Act
• Hold the Phone! Florida Passes New Telemarketing Bill
• In Huge Victory for Businesses, Supreme Court Adopts Narrow Interpretation of Autodialer Under TCPA
• Litigators Should Approach AI Tools With Caution
• Proposed Bill Threatens Franchising in Florida
• Senate Votes 51-50 to Kill the CFPB’s Anti-Arbitration Rule
• Using Text Messages for Marketing? Proceed with Caution in Florida
• ​SCOTUS Casts Doubt on Plaintiffs' Right to Sue for Purely Statutory Damages
• ​SCOTUS Holds that Unaccepted Offers of Judgment Cannot Be Used to Moot Class Actions
• “Can I Give You a Call? Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) Dos, Don'ts, and Defenses”

Seminar

• Annual National Quarles & Brady Legal Ethics Seminar
• Annual National Quarles & Brady Legal Ethics Seminar Replay
• Annual National Quarles & Brady Legal Ethics Seminar Replay
• Annual National Quarles & Brady Legal Ethics Seminar Replay
• Quarles' 17th Annual Specialized CLE for In‑House Counsel
• Quarles' Annual Legal Ethics Seminar
• Quarles' Annual Legal Ethics Seminar (2022 Program Replay)
• Quarles' Annual Legal Ethics Seminar Webinar Replay
• Quarles' Annual Legal Ethics Seminar Webinar Replay
• Quarles' Annual Legal Ethics Seminar Webinar Replay