Florida Lawyers - St. Petersburg

Explore Florida attorneys like Justin W. Pimenta, Karen McManus-Rich, Kathryn Fenderson Scott, Kelli H. Crabb, Kelly McAuley, Kendall O. Pfeifer, Kimberly J. Gustafson, and Mark S. Hanks. in cities like St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg and St. Petersburg. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 33702, 33701, 33702.

Mark S. Hanks

Karen McManus-

Mark P. Stopa

Linster E. Bri

Lindsey M. Por

Linda Friedman

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Mark S. Hanks

Firm: Hanks PA

8601 Fourth Street N 303 , St. Petersburg , Florida 33702

Practice Areas: Adoption,Automobile Accidents,Child Custody & Visitation,Child Support,Criminal Defense ,Divorce,DUI/DWI,Family ,Felonies,Personal Injury,Slip and Fall

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“Back in 2012 a felony charge was brought against me. Before Attorney Hanks, P.A., I had hired another local attorney to represent me. After spending...”

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“Had an amazing experience! Mr Hanks and his team were very good at what they did for me. Communication with them was super smooth. I'm positive I received the best possible outcome…”

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Karen McManus-Rich

Firm: Spector Gadon and Rosen, P.C.

First Central Tower 360 Central Avenue 155 , St. Petersburg , Florida 33701

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense ,Family ,General Practice,Insurance ,Medical Malpractice,Nursing Home Negligence,Professional Malpractice

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Mark P. Stopa

Firm: Battaglia, Ross, Dicus and Wein, P.A.

980 Tyrone Boulevard PO Box 41100 3 , St. Petersburg , Florida 33710

Practice Areas: Appellate ,Civil ,Corporate

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“My husband and I hired Mr. Stopa and his law firm to represent us in a foreclosure case and Mr. Stopa got the case dismissed. We highly recommend Mr. ...”

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Linster E. Brinkley Jr.

Firm: The Law Offices of Linster E. Brinkley, Jr., P.A.

North Second Street , St. Petersburg , Florida 33701

Practice Areas: Business Organizations,Communications & Media ,Contracts,Debtor/Creditor,Employment & Labor ,Franchise ,Intellectual Property ,Internet ,Labor ,Trademarks

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Lindsey M. Porter

Firm: Lindsey M. Porter, P.A.

7901 Fourth Street North 215 3370 , St. Petersburg , Florida 33702

Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant

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“WOW! I called Lindsey's office this morning to inquire about his services, although my particular case was outside the scope of his specialties, he st...”

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“Rudest Attorney I have ever spoken to.”

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Linda Friedman Ramirez

Firm: Linda Friedman Ramirez, Atty At Law

Second Avenue North , St. Petersburg , Florida 33701

Practice Areas: Civil Rights,Professional Malpractice,Wrongful Death

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“I would definitely recommend Linda Ramirez to any individuals or entities requiring services in criminal justice. She is reliable, honest, extremely k...”

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Law Offices Of Tara J Scott PA

, St. Petersburg , Florida 33701

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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Law Offices of Michael J Heath

, St. Petersburg , Florida 33706

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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“We consulted Atty. Heath about a real estate question that was concerning us. He was recommended to us by our (trust/elder law) attorney. He offered...”

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“I am a Realtor of 20 years and have had many closings. Michael Heath and his staff are top notch. They are professional, polite, and have excellent communication through out the en…”

— Teri Desadier

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Lauren S. Curtis

Firm: Buckley and Fudge, P.A.

650 16th Street North , St. Petersburg , Florida 33705

Practice Areas: Corporate

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Kyle W. Maxson

Firm: Callahan and Martinez, LLC

2935 1st Avenue North Second Floor 33 , St. Petersburg , Florida 33713

Practice Areas: Civil

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Kira Doyle Law

, St. Petersburg , Florida 33701

Practice Areas: general practice attorney

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“We have worked with Kira Doyle and her team for several years. They have been absolute professionals in every aspect of our business and personal estate...”

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Kimberly J. Gustafson

Firm: Carlton Fields, P.A.

One Progress Plaza 200 Central Avenue , St. Petersburg , Florida 33701

Practice Areas: Business ,Civil ,Real Estate

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Kelly McAuley

Firm: Callahan and Martinez, LLC

2935 1st Avenue North Second Floor 33 , St. Petersburg , Florida 33713

Practice Areas: Insurance

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Kelli H. Crabb

Firm: Battaglia Ross Dicus & Wein, P.A.

First Union Bldg 41100 , St. Petersburg , Florida 33743

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy,Business & Commercial,Child Custody & Visitation,Contracts,Criminal Defense ,Divorce,Employment & Labor ,Family ,Labor

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“Kelli is a strong, intelligent, direct, capable woman who, at times, can appear tough or blunt on the outside but who is actually very kind and caring...”

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Kathryn Fenderson Scott

4755 Central Avenue , St. Petersburg , Florida 33713

Practice Areas: Automobile Accidents,Personal Injury,Premises Liability,Slip and Fall

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“Kathryn Fenderson Scott and her Law Firm took on my case, based on the auto injury I had the other day. I was in a lot of pain in her office, and she ...”

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Kristin S. Gonzalez

Firm: Banker Lopez Gassler P.A.

360 Central Avenue , St. Petersburg , Florida 33701

Practice Areas: Automobile Negligence, Insurance Fraud, Personal Injury Litigation, Personal Injury Protection PIP, Property Damage Litigation, Premises Liability

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Lee A. Tobin

Firm: Banker Lopez Gassler P.A.

360 Central Avenue , St. Petersburg , Florida 33701

Practice Areas: Insurance Fraud, Personal Injury Litigation, Property Damage Litigation

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Kendall O. Pfeifer

Firm: Shelton McKean

9700 9th Street N. , St. Petersburg , Florida 33702

Practice Areas: Automobile Negligence, Construction Litigation, Insurance Fraud SIU, Personal Injury Litigation, Premises Liability, Personal Injury Protection PIP

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“Ms. Pfeifer is very intelligent and is an excellent, ethical attorney.”

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Marc N. Pelletier

Firm: Russo Pelletier & Sullivan, P.A.

The Koger Building , St. Petersburg , Florida 33702

Practice Areas: Appellate Practice, Criminal, Trial, Criminal Defense, DUI/DWI

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“Marc is an excellent attorney with a tremendous wealth of knowledge and experience. He has an outstanding reputation within the legal community.”

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“My experience with Mr. Pelletier's firm was great; the assistance was 24/7 during the entire process, and it ended up in the best way. for my husband. We are really happy with the …”

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Justin W. Pimenta

Firm: A Bales Professional Association d b a John Bales Attorneys

9700 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Street North Sui , St. Petersburg , Florida 33702

Practice Areas: Insurance ,Medical Malpractice,Nursing Home Negligence,Personal Injury,Products Liability,Wrongful Death

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“I would highly recommend Mr. Pimenta. Very professional and respectful. He worked hard for me and was always available to me.”

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