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Free Consultation (30 minutes), Hourly ($175-$225/hour)
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Cash, Check, Credit Card
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About MePhotos (0)Videos (2) |
Cynthia Conlin is a Florida attorney who focuses on general civil litigation, including consumer law, employment law, contract disputes, and more, in both... more View all photos and/or videos |
Client Reviews |
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“One of Central Florida's Best!”Posted by: a Internet client, over 1 year ago.
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Attorney Conlin is one of Central Florida's best legal eagles. She understand the emerging area of internet law and was highly effective in...
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“Above and beyond the call of duty!”Posted by: a Lawsuits & Disputes client, almost 2 years ago.
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Cynthia was always easy to reach and told me everything that I needed to know whether it was minor details or very complex decisions. She spent hours...
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Peer Endorsements |
Attorney Conlin is a zealous adovcate for her clients as she provides caring, competent, and candid legal advice. I am proud to endorse her as a... more Endorsement from lawyer: Jason Phillips , Winter Park (FL), 6 months agoI endorse this lawyer. With Cynthia, you're getting an attentive lawyer who will work diligently to resolve your legal issues. She is intelligent and... more Endorsement from lawyer: Frankie Adamo , Phoenix (AZ), 9 months ago |
License |
5 years since Cynthia Ariel Conlin was first licensed to practice law.
We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer.
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Outcome: Dismissed on behalf of my client
Outcome: Bank's motion to dismiss was denied, and the case moved forward and eventually settled.
Outcome: Dealership's motion to compel arbitration was denied, and the case moved forward in federal court. Eventually resulted in confidential settlement..
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