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Bogdanoff, John N.

John N. Bogdanoff - The Villages, FL

Attorney at Florida Appeals

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Appellate Law Lawyers in The Villages, FL

The Carlyle Building 1950 Laurel Manor Drive Suite 130 The Villages, FL 32162

(352) 259-8852 Call Now Website Website

The Villages Appellate Law Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

Areas of Practice

  • Appellate Law

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  • 4.5 Value
  • 4.5 Quality of Service
  • 5.0 Professional Competence
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    • Litigation & Appeals
    By Chris H. on Jun. 06, 2024
    Hired Attorney 2023-2024
    Appellate attorneys are unique; requiring a special analytical mindset apart from other areas of law. John Bogdanoff exemplifies those very qualities and represented me as if my case were a top priority. The complexity of my case was overwhelming with years of accumulated litigation. I turned to The Carlyle Appellate Law Firm where Mr. Bogdanoff skillfully filtered those volumes of information into a solid, effective argument that inevitably won my case. Having an exceptional board certified appellate attorney for that final battle could be the most crucial decision one can make. John Bogdanoff is definitely exceptional!
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The Villages, FL

The Carlyle Building
1950 Laurel Manor Drive
Suite 130
The Villages, FL 32162

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Phone: (352) 259-8852

Website: http://www.appellatelawfirm.com

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