Dean Burnetti - Lakeland, FL
Attorney at Burnetti, P.A.
Job Injuries Lawyers in Lakeland, FL
1937 E. Edgewood Drive Suite 102 Lakeland, FL 33803
Lakeland Job Injuries Lawyer
Updated: 03/10/2026
Areas of Practice
- Job Injuries
Reviews
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Hired Attorney 2021-2023Dean Burnetti, claims to represent God and you. He needs to change his slogan. After giving him all of my personal information. He said I had 2 medical malpractice cases. I sent him a 3rd case that he said he would use as his trump card if my case went to trial. I was informed that the the defendants had 90 day's to respond. At same time he sent the letter of intent to sue to the defendants. He had another attorney send me a certiffied letter using his letterhead stating he was unable to represent me in my claim. Burnetti had been representing me nearly 2 years. I signed a contract with him. The letter I received was a letter to a potential client. I signed a contract with Burnetti. Which meant I was already his client. He filed a notice of intent to sue with the courts, which the defendant did not contest. He still has not notified me as to the results of my case. I'm left to believe he settled out of court. And kept the settlement. He closed the case with the courts so there's no record. He still has not dropped my case. I still not have not been represented doesn't this attorney have an obligation to me as a client?
Contact
1937 E. Edgewood Drive
Suite 102
Lakeland, FL 33803
Phone: (863) 248-4188
Fax: (863) 279-1212
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https://www.burnetti.com/lakeland/
- https://wordpress.com/view/burnettilaw.wordpress.com (Dean Burnetti Law Blog)
Hours: Mon – Fri 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
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