Clear Legal Guidance for Florida Homeowners, Families, and Businesses
When a legal problem affects your home, property, or health, you deserve clear answers. Orellana Law serves clients throughout Florida, with direct guidance from an attorney on what comes next.
Based in Miami. Serving clients throughout Florida. English & Español.
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Practice areas
Focused Legal Representation Across Four Core Areas
We concentrate on property insurance, personal injury, real estate and deeds, and civil litigation. Every matter starts the same way, with a careful review of your documents and an honest assessment of where you stand.
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Property Insurance Claims
Denied, delayed, or underpaid claims for hurricane, roof, water, fire, and mold damage to homes and commercial properties.
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Personal Injury
Car, truck, motorcycle, and rideshare accidents; slip and falls; dog bites; negligent security; defective products; and wrongful death.
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Real Estate and Deeds
Deed preparation and recording, lady bird (enhanced life estate) deeds, family property transfers, title defects, quiet title actions, and partition for property owners throughout Florida.
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Civil Litigation
Representation for individuals and businesses in breach of contract disputes, debt collection, contractor disputes, and other civil matters throughout Florida.
Direct attorney involvement
Work With an Attorney Who Tells You Where You Stand
You shouldn't have to guess your way through a legal issue. At Orellana Law, George Orellana handles each matter personally: reviewing your documents, analyzing the facts, and explaining in plain language what it all means for you.
That includes telling you when a claim is weaker than it appears, or when a dispute is better resolved without litigation. A clear assessment is more useful than an optimistic one.
George OrellanaManaging Attorney · English & Español
Who we help
Tell Us What You're Dealing With
Choose the description that best fits your situation, and we'll point you to the information that applies.
Homeowners
Your home is damaged, and your insurance company has denied, delayed, or underpaid your claim. We review your policy and claim file and explain what's really holding up payment and what you can do about it.
How it works
How the Firm Helps
Four steps, in the order they happen.
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Share Your Situation
Tell us what's going on in plain terms. You don't need to know the legal category or fill out complicated forms.
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Review the Facts
We review the documents you have, such as your policy, an accident report, a deed, or a contract, and identify what matters most.
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Discuss Your Options
You'll get a candid assessment of your position, including any risks, so you can make an informed decision.
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Decide on Next Steps
You decide whether to move forward. Submitting an inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship or guarantee representation.
We focus on four areas: property insurance claims against your own insurance company; personal injury, including vehicle accidents, slip and falls, and other negligence; real estate and deeds, including lady bird deeds; and business and contract disputes. If your situation falls outside these areas, we'll tell you up front.
No. Many people aren't sure what kind of legal issue they have. Just describe your situation, and we'll identify the type of matter or let you know if it's not something the firm handles.
Whatever you already have. For an insurance claim, bring your policy and any letters from your insurance company. For an injury, the accident report and any medical records. For a deed or property matter, the current deed and any related documents. For a contract dispute, the agreement and any related communications. Don't wait just because you're missing documents.
Yes. The first conversation is about understanding your situation and explaining your options, including what to expect for costs and timing, so you can make an informed decision.
No. Sending an inquiry or speaking with the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. That relationship begins only if the firm agrees to represent you and a written agreement is signed.
Free consultation
Get Clear Legal Guidance Before Your Next Step
Tell us about your situation. You'll speak directly with attorney George Orellana about where things stand and what options are available to you. Consultations are available in English and Spanish.
Ask about the fee arrangement for your matter during your free consultation.