Knox Levine P.A. - Palm Harbor, FL
Lawyers in Palm Harbor, FL
36428 US 19 Palm Harbor Palm Harbor, FL 34684
Updated: 03/03/2026
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Consulted Law firm 2021I am not going to waste your time with a sob story, just use another company that will stand behind what they write. This rating is not rectifiable, so please don't ask. If I could, I would select zero stars. Rest assured, I sat in their office and paid them for a document that they refuse to clarify. Why would I pay another lawyer to clarify a document that they are the author of? "In general, it is not illegal for the author of the mediation agreement to clarify the document and answer questions after a lawsuit has been started in Florida. This is because the mediation agreement is a contract between the parties, and the parties are free to interpret the contract as they see fit. If there is any ambiguity in the contract, the parties may need to go back to mediation or to court to have the contract interpreted. However, there are some situations in which it may be considered unethical for the author of the mediation agreement to clarify the document or answer questions after a lawsuit has been started in Florida. For example, if the author of the mediation agreement is also representing one of the parties in the lawsuit, it may be considered a conflict of interest for the author to clarify the document or answer questions in a way that benefits that party." They were not representing either party, I just needed some clarification and they refused under the pretense of it being, and I quote "a conflict of interest"...
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36428 US 19 Palm Harbor
Palm Harbor, FL 34684
Phone: (727) 223-6368 (Toll Free)
Website: http://www.knoxlevine.com/
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