Omar Saleh has been a Florida licensed attorney since 2011.  Before joining CAIR Florida, Omar opened a Miami law office representing clients in real estate and other civil litigation matters including mortgage foreclosure and debt defense, business and personal litigation, and bankruptcy.  Before practicing on his own, Omar worked in large Florida law firms representing lenders in residential mortgage foreclosure matters.

During law school, Omar was vice president of the trial team and interned at Legal Aid Service of Broward County.  Before law school, Omar was a legislative aide at the Florida Senate Committee on Environmental Preservation and Conservation and Joint Committee on Everglades Oversight.  At the Florida Senate, he performed analyses on numerous bills for consideration during the 2007 Legislative Session.

Raised in Davie since he was five years old, Omar attended elementary, middle and high school in South Florida before attending the University of Florida in Gainesville where he earned dual Bachelor's degrees in political science and global business.  Part of this coursework was completed at the American University in Cairo, Egypt.  Omar holds a Master's degree in Public Administration from the Reubin O'D. Askew School of Public Administration and Policy at Florida State University in Tallahassee. 

Omar graduated from Nova Southeastern University's Shepard Broad Law Center, and is licensed to practice in Florida state courts as well as the United States Southern and Middle District Courts.  Arabic is Omar's second language, and he enjoys personal fitness and culinary arts.