Fundado
Años de experiencia legal combinada
Clientes representados con éxito
Reseñas de Google de 5 estrellas
Sobre Nuestro Bufete
Comprometidos con la Excelencia y la Integridad
En 1996, Stefan Latorre fundó Latorre Law Firm para representar a personas lesionadas frente a grandes corporaciones y compañías de seguros. Desde entonces, hemos representado con éxito a más de veinte mil clientes en las Carolinas y Florida.
Nuestro bufete está dedicado a brindar una representación legal agresiva y efectiva en casos de lesiones personales, compensación laboral, defensa criminal e inmigración. Contamos con oficinas en Carolina del Norte, Carolina del Sur y una oficina en Florida.
Nuestros abogados tienen una amplia experiencia en juicios tanto en tribunales federales como estatales y, junto con nuestro equipo de profesionales legales, estamos comprometidos a ofrecer la mejor representación legal y un servicio personalizado para cada cliente.
Nuestras Áreas de Práctica
Lesiones Personales
- Accidentes de Auto
- Negligencia Médica
- Muerte por Negligencia
Derecho de Inmigración
- Accidentes de Auto
- Negligencia Médica
- Muerte por Negligencia
Compensación Laboral
Defensa Penal
- Accidentes de Auto
- Negligencia Médica
- Muerte por Negligencia
Testimonios
Lo que dicen nuestros clientes
Sebastian Torres
I had an accident case with them, and the staff was excellent. Milena Salazar was a fantastic worker. The compensation was more than I expected, and the whole case was handled very quickly. I would
recommend this law firm.
Yevette Cooper
Latorre law firm is amazing! They’re fast and effective. Absolutely recommend. Milena is very professional and listens to any problems you may have and gets you answers right away! Magdali and Stephanie are the sweetest!! They’ll be the first ones that you meet. Always sweet and helpful!
Karen Campos
Enjoyed the great communications and awesome work. Milena explained all very well.
Simon Donjuan
Emilson Cartagena
Brandon Austin
Maylie Romero- Garcia
Janeri Cordon
Clary Rdz
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Lucas Vinicius
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