GrayRobinson Boca Raton Law Firm

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GrayRobinson is a multidimensional law firm founded in 1970, offering integrated legal, lobbying, and regulatory services across Florida and Washington, D.C. With 16 offices, including Boca Raton, the firm serves businesses, governments, and entrepreneurs, focusing on achieving client goals and supporting communities. Its professionals provide counsel across a wide range of practice areas.

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Abogados

• Alan R. Crane — Shareholder
• Jonathan T. Crane — Of Counsel
• Robert C. Furr — Shareholder
• Alvin S. Goldstein — Of Counsel
• Alan L. Goodman — Shareholder
• R. Gregory Hyden — Shareholder
• Monique Andre Jerome — Associate
• Mitchell B. Kirschner — Of Counsel
• Alexa Joy Kleinberg — Associate
• Jordan S. Kosches — Shareholder
• Wendy U. Larsen — Director
• Stacey D. Mullins — Boca Raton Deputy Managing Shareholder

Servicios que ofrece

Administrative and Regulatory, Admiralty and Maritime, Alcohol Beverage, Appellate, Aviation and Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), Banking and Finance, Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights, Cannabis Industry, Communications, Broadband, and New Media Law, Construction, Corporate, Criminal and White Collar Defense

Año de fundación

1970

Consultas

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Honorarios

Clients of GrayRobinson are engaged through a signed engagement letter.

Oficinas

• One Boca Place 2255 Glades Road Suite 301E Boca Raton, Florida 33431

Premios y reconocimientos

• The Boca Raton Observer's "Top Lawyers" 2026 List
• 2026 BTI Client Service A-Team

Fuente: gray-robinson.com · consultado el 7 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

Horario de Atención

Lunes

9 AM–5 PM

Martes

9 AM–5 PM

Miércoles

9 AM–5 PM

Jueves

9 AM–5 PM

Viernes

9 AM–5 PM

Sábado

Closed

Domingo

Closed

• Seema Kella· vía Google

  Based on my experience, this attorney would receive zero stars if that were an option. This review is about Stacey D. Mullins, a GrayRobinson family law attorney. She represented my now ex-spouse, & I am writing from my direct experience as the opposing party because her conduct impacted me & my child. Before my now ex-spouse walked out on me during the 2020 pandemic, my health was already failing. He left me alone to care for a five-year-old child who needed virtual schooling after I had already endured six years of profound trauma, loss & medical decline: the loss of a baby at eight months in utero, my daughter's birth at 35 weeks followed by four months of severe postpartum depression, the loss of twins at four months in a devastating second-trimester loss, then the loss of my beloved 15-year-old Yorkie in a traumatic drowning & my beloved 14-year-old Yorkie after his eight-month battle with cancer. After all of that, my body began to shut down. I was already dealing with Chronic Migraine, Major Depressive Disorder & Generalized Anxiety Disorder, & was later diagnosed with fibromyalgia & Complex PTSD related to the cumulative losses & trauma of the divorce process. Despite all of this, I remained highly functioning, cared for my child, & kept moving forward. That was not incapacity; it was evidence of my strength. These were not things I made up to delay proceedings. They were real, documented through doctors, medical records & hospital stays. Yet in my experience, Ms. Mullins treated my documented health issues with disregard. During a hearing, she said something to the effect of, "What is this, another letter from a doctor?" as though it were a joke. I found that deeply insulting. Doctors do not take medical documentation for legal proceedings lightly. I come from a family of doctors, making her disregard especially striking given that her client, my now ex-spouse, is a physician. Medical documentation should be handled professionally — not mocked, minimize

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