Florida Service Areas

Experienced trial counsel can be useful wherever the case is being litigated. Florida Trial Counsel considers appropriate civil litigation and trial assignments in Florida courts, working for or alongside solo attorneys, firms, and out-of-state counsel.

Courts and Regions

Assignments are considered in the state trial courts of all 20 judicial circuits and in the federal courts in Florida. Regions include:

Panhandle and Northwest Florida: Pensacola, Tallahassee
North Central and Northeast Florida: Gainesville, Jacksonville, St. Johns, Clay, Nassau
Central Florida: Orlando, Daytona Beach, and the Space and Treasure Coasts
Tampa Bay and West Central Florida: Tampa, St. Petersburg
South Central Florida: the Heartland
Southwest Florida: Fort Myers, Naples
Southeast Florida and the Keys: West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Key West

Availability and any proposed role are evaluated for the particular case.

What to Tell Us First

The court and judge, and the trial date or procedural posture
What preparation is complete and what remains
Where an additional trial perspective or assignment would help

How an Engagement Works

1. Identify the Trial Need

Start with the date, the posture, and the work that needs attention.

2. Define the Engagement

After an initial discussion and conflict checks, set the work, responsibilities, communication, and timing. Appearance requirements and logistics are considered before work begins.

3. Integrate With Your Team

Review, planning, notebook work, and consultation can take place remotely. Hearing and trial work takes place where the case requires.

Your knowledge of the client, the case history, and the strategy remains central.

How Engagements Work

Common Questions

Do you handle matters in every county?

Assignments are considered statewide, subject to the case and availability.

Is travel an issue?

Travel and appearance requirements are reviewed before an assignment begins.

Can some of the work be remote?

Yes. Review, planning, and consultation can be remote; hearings and trial are in court.

Choose a Trial Resource

For a focused independent assessment, see Trial Readiness Review. For organized courtroom materials, see Trial Notebook Development. For a specific trial assignment, see Targeted Trial Support. For shared, primary, or sole courtroom responsibility, see Lead Trial Counsel.

Out-of-state counsel can also review Florida trial support for out-of-state firms.