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Licensed in Florida for 23 years
State: Florida
Acquired: 2002
No misconduct found
Location
Carlton Fields
4221 West Boy Scout Boulevard, Suite 1000, Tampa, FL, 33607-5780
Carlton Fields, P.A.
Po Box 3239, Tampa, FL, 33601-3239
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Experience
Associations
Florida Bar
Member
Tampa Bay Hispanic Bar Association
Member
2006 - 2008
American Bar Association, Real Property, Trust and Estate Law Section, Land Use and Zoning CommitteeChair
2005 - 2006
American Bar Association, Real Property, Trust and Estate Law Section, Land Use and Zoning CommitteeVice Chair
Education
2002
University of Florida, Fredric G. Levin College of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
1999
Johns Hopkins University
MA - Masters
1994
University of Florida
MA - Masters
1991
George Mason University
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Publications
2007
The Florida Bar Journal
Are Consequential Damages Recoverable From Title Insurers or Has There Been 'A Change in Policy'
2007
ABA Section of State and Local Government Law, State & Local Law News
America’s Ongoing Property Rights Debate Reinvigorated: Legislative and Judicial Responses to Kelo
2001
Florida Law Review
First Amendment: Expressive Association or Invidious Discrimination?
Languages
Spanish