Marta Garcia is a Partner in the Miami office of RC Law LLP, where she advises businesses ranging from early-stage startups to established corporations and high-net-worth individuals. Her clients operate across a wide range of industries, including pharma and clinical research, construction, retail, aviation, hospitality, and food. Marta acts as outside general counsel to private companies and family offices, guiding them through complex business transactions, employment matters, corporate governance, and compliance with U.S. regulatory frameworks.

Praised by clients for her clear commercial vision and depth of experience, Marta is recognized for her sophisticated handling of complex deals. As one client shared with Chambers and Partners USA 2025, “Marta Garcia has a vast knowledge base and a valuable foundation of experience, which she utilizes in [specific areas] and nuances in high-end deals.” Another client noted, “She is really good. She is very organized.”

Her client service is consistently described as outstanding. According to one interviewee, “Marta Garcia’s client service and general level of service is very strong. Her level of sophistication is strong. She is a great professional: quick and direct. She is always ready to help and is involved as a member of the internal team.”

Admitted to the Florida Bar, Ms. Garcia is uniquely positioned to support international clients, seamlessly combining her U.S. legal expertise with a strong grasp of civil law systems.

Ms. Garcia holds a “Grado en Derecho” (equivalent to a Juris Doctor) from Universitat de Barcelona, in Spain, and a Juris Doctor from Nova Southeastern University, Shepard Broad College of Law. She also holds certifications from Cornell University in Securities Law and in U.S. Private Sector Privacy Laws by IAPP.

In addition to her legal practice, Ms. Garcia is the author of several international publications and is a co-author of the U.S. chapter of the “Guide on Shareholders’ Agreements” (2018), published by the International Bar Association. She also serves on a pro bono basis as Assistant Secretary of the Vicente Ferrer Foundation USA, a nonprofit organization devoted to fighting poverty in India.