In a compelling new interview, attorney and civic leader Roland Sanchez-Medina shares personal insights into the rhythms of legal life, the quiet force of consistency, and the urgent need for ethical clarity in an increasingly complex global economy. The feature, now live on his official site, not only reflects his journey—from Cuba to the top ranks of Miami’s legal circles—but also highlights a larger issue close to his heart: legal literacy and access for underserved communities and entrepreneurs.
“A beautifully drafted contract can be more valuable than a brilliant courtroom win,” says Sanchez-Medina. “It prevents problems before they start.” This belief isn’t just a lawyer’s opinion—it’s a reflection of a real need. Nearly 60% of small businesses in the U.S. report legal issues within their first year, yet most don’t retain legal counsel due to cost or access.
Sanchez-Medina advocates for more inclusive legal tools, especially for cross-border small businesses, a trend he finds both exciting and under-supported. “More small businesses are operating across countries now than ever before. Legal frameworks are evolving, but they’re not accessible to everyone. That has to change.”
The interview also explores how everyday habits—like reading case summaries weekly or re-reading contracts out loud—are not just rituals, but safeguards. “Every line matters. I’ve seen what can happen when you overlook the small stuff, and it’s never worth it.”
He calls for broader legal education, not just for lawyers, but for founders, freelancers, and community leaders. “The law should be a tool for empowerment—not a barrier. We need more multilingual, localised platforms that demystify legal language for everyday people.”
In the face of rising legal complexity and shrinking attention spans, Sanchez-Medina believes in slowing down. “Stop rushing. Show up, be prepared, and stay ethical. It adds up. That’s how you build a career—and a community.”
This exclusive feature is not just a profile—it’s a call to action. Readers are encouraged to seek out legal clarity, stay engaged with their communities, and use their voices to advocate for smarter, more accessible legal systems.
About Roland Sanchez-Medina
Roland Sanchez-Medina, Jr. is a partner at SMGQ Law in Miami, FL. Born in Cuba and raised in Miami, he is a graduate of the University of Miami, Boston College Law School, and NYU School of Law. He has held roles at Holland & Knight and McDermott, Will & Emery. He is also a member of the Orange Bowl Committee and past Chair of the South Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
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