Paige Comparato focuses her practice on complex commercial disputes. Whether she is appearing in federal or state court, resolving matters through arbitration, or advising clients before a dispute reaches the litigation stage, Paige is committed to facing her clients’ high-stakes challenges head-on.  

Paige has prevailed in a wide-range of complex commercial disputes and class actions, including breach of contract and business torts, financial services litigation, intellectual property litigation, labor and employment matters, product liability matters, and more. She has represented clients spanning diverse industries, such as consumer products, banking, health care, transportation, alcohol and beverage, construction, and real estate. 

Paige graduated first in her class from the University of Miami School of Law. She received book awards (for the highest grade or overall excellence) in 10 courses, including Contracts, Civil Procedure II, Legal Communication I & II, Property, and Torts. After she passed the bar, the Florida Board of Bar Examiners selected her bar examination essay on Florida Constitutional Law from thousands of examinees for publication as a model answer in its Florida Bar study guide.

Prior to joining the firm, Paige served as a judicial intern for the Honorable James Lawrence King of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida. She was also a Senior Notes & Comments Editor for the University of Miami Law Review and served on the Board of Governors for the law student division of the Florida Bar Young Lawyers Division.

Paige holds a double B.A. degree, with distinction, in Public Policy as well as Political Science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and completed a minor in Public Relations. There, she served as the Speaker of UNC's 94th Student Congress.