Erika Cordovi focuses her practice on first-party property, third-party automobile and personal injury protection, including examinations under oath, and the investigation of fraudulent insurance claims.

A South Florida native and first-generation American, Erika earned her bachelors in legal studies from Nova Southeastern University. She went on to receive her law degree, cum laude, from St. Thomas University School of Law, where she distinguished herself as President of the International Moot Court participating in the Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition — the largest moot court competition in the world. Prior to joining the firm, Erika handled first-party property claims at a regional firm.

• Auto Glass
• First-Party Property: Personal and Commercial
• Personal Injury Protection (PIP)

Education

• St. Thomas University (J.D., cum laude, 2019)
• Nova Southeastern University (B.A., 2016)

• State of Florida 2019

• Kubicki Draper First Party Property Practice Group, Member
• Kubicki Draper PIP / SIU Practice Group, Member
• Florida Bar Association
• National Member of The Order of the Barristers
• Dade County Bar Association

• Certified Continuing Education Instructor, State of Florida

• Spanish

• “Back to the Claim: Shifting Timelines and Unexpected Precedents,” KD Webinar, 2025
• “Cast Iron Pipe Lawsuits:  A Case Study in Identifying and Defending Against Fraudulent Claims,” FIFEC, 2025
• “Revealing the Truth Behind Fabricated Water Losses,” FIFEC, 2025
• “What’s Hidden Must Come to Light!: Strategies to Reveal and Defend Against Collapse Claims,” KD Webinar 2024
• “Storm Created Scrutiny – Evaluating the Legitimacy of Roof Claims,” FIFEC, 2024
• “Alternative Defenses in Florida PIP Cases & Advanced PIP Litigation,” GEICO, 2024
• “The Plumbing Juggernaut – How Cast Iron and other Plumbing Losses Quickly Became the Claim Fad of the 21st Century,” IASIU, South Florida Chapter, 2024
• “Taking the Fraud Out of the Public Adjuster’s Estimate,” IASIU, 2024
• “Field Goal! Splitting the Goal Post with Binding and Non-Binding Arbitrations Cases,” Kubicki Draper Webinar, 2023
• “Flushing Out The Facts of a Water Loss,” FIFEC, 2023
• “Defending Against Fraud,” National General, 2023
• “Florida 4-Hour Law and Ethics Update,” IASIU/Travelers, 2023
• “Helpful Tips Regarding Public Adjuster and Contractor Activities,” Farmers, 2022
• “The ABCs of Coverage, Bad Faith, and Civil Remedies,” Gainsco, 2022
• “Taking the Fraud Out of the Public Adjuster’s Estimate,” Heritage, 2022
• “A Covid Year in Review for First Party Claims,” FIFEC, 2022
• “2020, A Year in Review for First Party Claims,” Kubicki Draper Webinar, 2021
• “Florida 5-Hour Law and Ethics Update,” Gainsco, 2021
• “Appraisal: An Alternative Modern Approach to Resolving First Party Claims,” Kubicki Draper Webinar, 2021
• “Social Media, Technology and Its Use in Claims Handling,” Gainsco, 2021

Before becoming an attorney, she served as the Aquatics Manager for the City of Hialeah Parks and Recreation Department, where she managed community programming and advocated for water safety and swim lessons for at high risk populations. Erika also played a key role in securing grants for funding from organizations like American Red Cross, Autism Speaks, and USA Triathlon to support these programs. Erika also found time to volunteer for Relevo Por La Vida Hialeah and Hialeah Gardens, the only Spanish Relay for Life Event where she served as a Team Ambassador and Logistics Lead for the event.