“Legal professionals, like the priests of some obscure religion, too often try to keep the law mysterious and inaccessible.”
– Jay Feinman
The legal process, whether it happens in the courtroom, the board room, or a legislative committee meeting, can be daunting. But it doesn’t have to be. I make it simple for my clients with three principals of representation:
Fierce Advocacy
Clients get peace of mind knowing that they will be fiercely represented by an advocate who will go to war for them and compete on their behalf. I will be in your corner and on your side every step of the way.
Clear Communication
The law can be complicated, the processes surrounding the law can be even worse. I am committed to clearly communicating the law and the process without legal jargon to give you the clearest most realistic picture of your situation, and the path forward.
Creative Solutions
Often times the legal profession does things because “that’s the way we’ve always done it.” Those words aren’t allowed in my office. I am dedicated to find solutions where others have found only barriers.
Areas of Practice
Civil Defense
Florida businesses often find themselves operating in a litigious climate, subject to lawsuits that eat into revenue and take time away from operating the business itself. I’ve been able to save my clients valuable time, and give them the peace of mind to know that their case is handled.
Government and Administrative
Navigating governmental processes can be a daunting task. From state government to local government, I have been able to assist my clients with a variety of issues, from charter amendments and initiatives, to land use and local ordinances. At the state level, I have written legislation, worked with state agencies, and helped my clients navigate complicated procurement processes.
Contracts
Contracts can be intimidating to navigate. The essence of a contract is a promise that is legally enforceable. It is crucial that these promises be worded, executed, and performed correctly. I have helped my clients avoid common pitfalls, protect themselves. and negotiate for contracts that work for them.