John D. Boykin - a West Palm Beach, Florida (FL) Civil Trial Litigation Lawyer

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West Palm Beach Civil Trial Litigation Lawyer

Updated: 03/03/2026

Areas of Practice

Civil Trial Litigation

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By Anonymous on Apr. 06, 2022
Hired Attorney 2019-2022

This law firm has Employed one of the most unethical , corrupt , arrogant attorneys In all of south Florida . In my 23 plus years working in the legal system I have never come across an attorney of such low ethical standards . He laughs at the legal system while showing zero respect for his clients. He makes threats of retaliation with no attempts to resolve the case , only to drag out the process for three plus years. This attorney acts without consulting his clients and will fail to present any offers that are not to his benefit. He sings and gloats while calling at inappropriate hours , sends multiple text threats as well as repetitive emails . He has recently received complaints with the Florida Bar association And pending the outcome will hopefully be disbarred. It has been my experience that he takes matters into a personal interest as opposed to fighting for the best interest of his client or his firm . Its no wonder the firm hides him in the Shadows and he isn’t featured in any of the above photos . Mr John D Boykin is a poor reflection of this firm and what it should represent . If your goal is a fair and timely solution to your legal needs you might want to look elsewhere or learn the hard way as did many others

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West Palm Beach, FL

515 North Flagler Drive 20th Floor
West Palm Beach, FL 33401

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Phone: (561) 832-5900

Fax: (561) 833-4209

Website: http://www.ciklinlubitz.com/

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