Bard D. Rockenbach - a West Palm Beach, Florida (FL) Appellate Practice Lawyer

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West Palm Beach Appellate Practice Lawyer

Updated: 02/15/2026

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By Thomas A. on Oct. 04, 2021
Hired Attorney 2021

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Bard and Phil and their team in my opinion as a practicing lawyer for thirty-eight (38) years form the best appeal firm in the State of Florida. My client won(so we thought) an appeal last November, 2020. There was a written opinion. The trial court and opposing counsel ( after the original opinion) felt otherwise. I referred my trial court client to Bard. Bard filed a motion to enforce mandate in the appeal court. Our stubborn opposition filed a vigorous response. Within four(4) months Bard obtained via the clerk of court a vindicating victory, just today, October 4,2021. His expertise, focus and advice is and in this instance, unmatched.

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West Palm Beach, FL

Court House Commons/Suite 350
444 W. Railroad Avenue
West Palm Beach, FL 33401

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Phone: (561) 721-0400

Fax: (561) 721-0465

Website: http://www.flappellatelaw.com

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