$ 125-200 per hour
Christopher Paul Niemiec
About Christopher
Biography
Chris concentrates his legal practice in defending workers’ compensation cases and other related labor and employment matters. He represents some of the largest employers in Florida including municipalities and other State agencies. Chris is a certified instructor in workers’ compensation by the Florida Department of Financial Services and provides continuing education courses upon request.
Additionally, Chris is a Captain in the U.S. Air Force Judge Advocate General Corps (Reserves) assigned to the 23d Wing Legal Office, Moody Air Force Base, Georgia.
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Payment Methods
- Cash
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- Credit Card
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Licensed in Florida for 19 years
State: Florida
Acquired: 2006
No misconduct found
Location
Eraclides, Gelman, Hall, Indek, Et Al.
4811 Atlantic Blvd, Jacksonville, FL, 32207-2269
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Posted by Brad Burnette | September 02, 2015 | Workers Compensation
Great Attorney
I've known Mr. Niemiec for several years and can attest that he is extremely proficient in Florida workers' compensation law. He's responsive to his clients and is well-respected by his peers and judges.
Posted by Renee | July 13, 2015 | Workers Compensation
Excellent Attorney
I've worked with Chris Niemiec, Esq. for the past 6 years. Chris has an excellent understanding of workers' compensation law and his practice is geared toward quick, cost-effective resolutions of claims issues. Cases do not lie stagnant with Chris - he works them up, completes only necessary disc...
Christopher Paul Niemiec's Lawyer Endorsements
"Mr. Niemiec is a fantastic attorney. He's responsive to his clients and is respected by his peers and judges alike."
"Chris is everything a lawyer should be--hard working, dedicated, and personable."
"I endorse this lawyer."
"I endorse this lawyer. Chris is an excellent attorney. He is attentive to his clients' needs and is a ferocious advocate."
Christopher Atcachunas
Workers compensation lawyer | Jul 13
Relationship: Fellow lawyer in community
"I endorse this lawyer."
"Chris is one of the best lawyers in the State of Florida. He works tirelessly for his clients. I endorse this lawyer."
"Chris and I have worked at Eraclides Gelman for years. He is always very responsive and extremely knowledgeable. I highly recommend Chris."
William Wieland
Workers compensation lawyer
Shawn Diederich
Personal injury lawyer
Experience
Honors
2005
Highest Overall Grade Award in Workers Compensation, Barry University School of Law
2002
US Army Commendation Medal, US Army
2001
US Army Acheivement Medal, US Army
Work Experience
2011 - 2013
Associate General Counsel, First Financial Employee Leasing
2009 - 2011
Attorney, Walton Lantaff Schroeder & Carson, LLP
2006 - 2009
Attorney, Miller, Kagan, Rodriguez & Silver, PA
1999 - 2003
Officer, US Army
Associations
2014 - Present
US Air Force ReservesCaptain
2013 - Present
E. Robert Williams American Inn of CourtMember
2013 - Present
Jacksonville Claims AssociationMember
2006 - Present
Florida Bar, Workers' Compensation Law SectionMember
Education
2006
Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law
1999
Citadel, Military College of South Carolina
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Speaking Engagements
2015
Ethics and Law Seminar
Ethics and Law
Publications
2005
Barry University Child and Family Law Journal
Congress' actions following the US Supreme Court's ruling in Board of Education v. Rowley have finally provided a framework in which disabled children can receive an education commensurate to their non disabled peers.
Languages
English