after a 25 year professional relationship i was so pleased that larry's attention to detail is as sharp as ever. larry recently uncovered a $10k savings in an agreement before i signed. if you ever wonder should i spend the money for an attorney's review or opinion think of my experience with Larry... Davis.

My husband and I used Mr. Davis to have are wills and durable power of attorneys drawn. He and his staff are such sincere and conscientious people. They went above and beyond to meet our needs. Anytime I called to ask questions, his staff, Cindy and Emily were so patient and helpful. Mr. Davis was al...ways available to address our concerns. I would definitely recommend this law office.

Recently, I was stuck in a difficult situation, needing to sell a house quickly, with little experience, in a market in South Florida where fraud can be common and finding trustworthy people can be difficult. I began this process by educating myself quickly over several weeks, learning about cash ...investors, realtors, and contracts. Even after all this, I came to realize that the smart approach was to recruit an advocate, someone whose sole interest and commitment was to keep me out of trouble and look out for my interests. This doesn’t describe every lawyer, but it does describe a good lawyer. It is important to note that I must have called easily a dozen lawyers or more in my search for the right person, and all of these lawyers were top-rated on the various rating services. So what was I looking for? Well, with people, you can’t always tell directly what their values and ability are with just a phone call, but you can look for signs that reveal the nature of an individual. For example: -- Does a lawyer understand they can’t help people effectively if they can’t keep a schedule? That means sometimes they’ll have to interrupt if they run out of time, but it also means they’ll keep their appointments with you. People who can’t draw boundaries can’t keep promises. -- Does a lawyer have an interest in constantly digging deeper into their topic of law? Are they unhappy when they know they don’t have a clear answer to a question? You can tell by their attitude, by their hesitation before answering questions that might need thought, by the clarity of their explanations. -- Does a lawyer take themselves and their work seriously? You can tell by their procedures, by their staff, by their thoughtfulness, by their professionalism. -- Does a lawyer make you do their work for them? Do you have to ask the hard questions to discover how to protect yourself, or will they be ahead of you and proactive? -- Do they have the right kind of experience and will they be clear in helping you understand their experience and how it’s relevant to you? I could continue, but these are the kinds of personal attributes I was searching for in a lawyer, and I finally found two I was ready to try, ending up with Larry Davis. You must judge for yourself, but my experience with Larry was outstanding. He gave the right signals as I interviewed him on the phone before signing a retainer, and he was exactly the kind of elite professional he appeared to be. He was professional, friendly, punctual, pro-active, straightforward, clear and knowledgeable, had the right experience, and satisfied all of my most important concerns. Unwilling to just take advice on authority, I asked many pointed and detailed questions, asking Larry to clearly explain his viewpoint, which he could and did. He helped me research cash buyers for red flags, leading me to eliminate some and favor others. He reviewed many sale contracts in advance at my request, and facilitated an easy closing remotely (I live in another state). He helped educate on the various risks so that I could plan and make good decisions. In the end, my sale went without a hitch, I got the price I wanted, and everything turned out well. Professionals of Larry’s quality are not easy to find, but if you are willing to really search hard, you can find them. Larry has my full endorsement and recommendation.