Florida Co-Counsel and Attorney Referral Program

At the Law Offices of Jason Turchin, we value the trust and confidence of our fellow legal professionals. We routinely partner with out-of-state law firms, non-personal injury practitioners, and solo attorneys who need experienced litigation counsel in Florida or federal courts. With over 6,500 claims handled, our firm has the resources, trial experience, and infrastructure to maximize the value of your client’s case.

We proudly pay participation and referral fees in accordance with Florida Bar rules. Whether you wish to remain actively involved in the litigation or prefer to refer the matter entirely to our office, we can structure a co-counsel arrangement that benefits you and protects your client.

Types of Cases We Co-Counsel and Accept

We accept attorney referrals for a wide array of complex litigation, including:

1. Florida Personal Injury and Wrongful Death

If you are an out-of-state attorney whose client was injured while vacationing in Florida, or a local attorney who does not practice personal injury law, we can step in. We handle catastrophic auto accidents, negligent security claims, and wrongful death lawsuits across all Florida state and federal courts.

2. Miami Cruise Ship Injuries (Forum Selection Clauses)

If your client was injured on a major cruise line (such as Carnival, Royal Caribbean, or Norwegian), their passenger ticket contract generally contains a strict forum selection clause. This typically requires lawsuits to be filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida, located in Miami. As experienced maritime attorneys, we frequently serve as local counsel for out-of-state firms navigating this highly specific federal jurisdiction.

3. National Product Liability and Mass Torts

Complex product defect cases often require massive financial resources and specialized engineering experts. We invite co-counsel relationships for national mass torts, including exploding pressure cookers (Tristar, Sunbeam, Instant Pot), defective airbags, defective child products, Amazon product injury claims, battery fire burn injuries, and dangerous pharmaceuticals.

4. Federal Life Insurance Disputes

Many general practitioners avoid the complexities of ERISA laws, interpleader actions, and material misrepresentation denials. Our dedicated life insurance attorneys can litigate these high-stakes disputes nationwide, helping your clients recover wrongfully denied death benefits they deserve.

Selling or Merging a Florida Personal Injury Practice

Retiring from the practice of law can be both stressful and rewarding. You have spent your entire career building a reputation and a client base. If you are a Florida personal injury lawyer looking to wind down your practice, we can help ensure a seamless transition for your clients while protecting your financial legacy.

• Selling Your Practice: Florida Bar Rule 4-1.17 generally permits the sale of an entire law practice or an entire area of practice. We can help you navigate the required written notices, client consent protocols, and court authorizations for pending litigation.
• Firm Mergers: If you wish to slow down rather than fully retire, merging your practice into ours may allow you to continue enjoying the fruits of your labor. We can discuss fee division, client integration, and conflict-of-interest checks to create a mutually beneficial partnership.
• Estate Recovery for Deceased Attorneys: If you are the spouse or executor of a Florida personal injury lawyer who has passed away unexpectedly, the lawyer’s estate may still be entitled to significant future revenue from pending contingency cases. We can compassionately assist the estate in transferring these files and helping to secure the compensation your loved one worked so hard to build.

To discuss a referral, a co-counsel arrangement, or a practice merger, please contact Jason Turchin directly at (800) 337-7755 or submit your inquiry online. All communications are strictly confidential.