Wolfson & Leon
Legal team, Fort Myers office
Office: 3049 Cleveland Ave #239, Fort Myers, FL 33901 · 239-309-1392
Languages: English, Spanish
When an article on this site is signed "Wolfson & Leon" rather than by one attorney, the firm's legal team prepared it, and a Wolfson & Leon lawyer read and approved it before it went up. The firm has represented injured people since 1963 and serves Southwest Florida from its Fort Myers office at 3049 Cleveland Ave #239, Fort Myers, FL 33901.
The team handles injury claims from all over Lee County: crashes on I-75, US 41, and Colonial Boulevard, falls in stores and rental properties, and lawsuits filed at the Lee County Justice Center when a case has to go to court. People from Cape Coral, Lehigh Acres, Estero, Bonita Springs, and the islands are served from the same office.
Spanish is spoken across the team. Most of the lawyers and staff are bilingual, so a client never has to switch to English, from the first phone call through the final paperwork.
The attorneys on the team are listed below, and every one of them holds a Florida Bar license.
Attorneys serving the Fort Myers office
- Jonah M. WolfsonManaging Partner
- Jerome WolfsonFounding Partner
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Alfonso "Alfie" LeonPartner, Personal Injury Attorney - Tara M. RobertsAttorney
- Matthew ForresterAttorney
- Lianibet MorejonAttorney
- Monica de la Caridad MeloAttorney
- Morris EsquenaziAttorney
- Sarina CaskillAttorney
- Melissa L. CorralesAttorney
- Alejandro "Alex" J. GonzalezOf Counsel
Handles
Articles by Wolfson & Leon
Uninsured and underinsured motorist Hit-and-run in Lee County: what to do, who pays when the driver is never found, and why the video window is short
After a hit-and-run in Lee County, call 911 and report it to the agency that covers that road (FHP on I-75, Fort Myers or Cape Coral police inside…
Boating and cruise ship accidents Boating accident in Lee County: who is liable on the Caloosahatchee, Pine Island Sound or a Cape Coral canal?
In a Lee County boating accident, the operator who ran the boat carelessly is the first party responsible (Fla. Stat. § 327.33), and the boat's…