Fort Lauderdale Real Estate Litigation

Co-Counsel And Pro
Hac Vice Representation

When attorneys from out of state need to appear in Florida courts or handle cases within the state that they cannot personally manage, finding local legal expertise is crucial. At Saavedra-Goodwin, we specialize in offering co-counsel and pro hac vice representation to help out-of-state attorneys navigate the complexities of Florida’s legal system. With our deep knowledge of Florida law and extensive litigation and alternative dispute resolution experience, we serve as trusted local partners who can support your client’s needs and guide you through Florida’s legal landscape. Whether you need assistance in trust and estate litigation, business disputes, or other complex matters, we’re here to work alongside you to deliver the best possible outcome for your client.

co-counsel on your pro hac vice matters in Florida

At Saavedra-Goodwin, we are trusted litigators who can assist you with your client’s needs and bring you into Florida courtrooms. We’re local to Fort Lauderdale and have well-developed litigation and alternative dispute resolution skills. We’re also trustworthy attorneys who want to help you find the resolution for your client, not take the client away.

Where We Can Help Your Clients

Our attorneys have the experience in many areas of the law that you and your clients may need insight into Florida law for. We routinely work through issues on such difficult areas of the law as:

We can serve as co-counsel on your pro hac vice matters in Florida, serving to ensure your strategies and bringing you the insight you need to make the right moves for your clients.

Experienced Florida-Based ADR

Alternative dispute resolution is similar in broad strokes to where you are. However, it is the details that matter most. Our experience in ADR, with the use of retired judges and arbitrators – makes us an ideal partner for these issues. We look at the nuts and bolts of your client’s problems and provide you with options that work under Florida law.

Collaboration For The Benefit Of The Client

Working with other attorneys and professionals is a basic fact of our business. We have a stable of skilled CPAs that we can contact on any given case. We prioritize effective communication and putting the client first. We work with you to pursue positive results. We want to be your partners, not your competition.

Reach out to us to learn more about how our lawyers can help your client. Call (954) 767-6333 or send an email using this form.

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    888 SE 3rd Avenue, Suite 500
    Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316

    Damaso W. Saavedra

    Managing Partner

    Allyson D. Goodwin

    Senior Counsel

    Glen M. Lindsay

    Partner

    Caitlin J. Bronstein

    Senior Associate

    Randolph M. Brombacher

    Of Counsel

    L. Forrest Owens

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