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Plaintiff-Side · Florida

Recover Financial Losses Caused by Negligent Professionals

The Schwartz Law Firm represents clients harmed by lawyers, accountants, insurance professionals, real estate agents, brokers, financial advisors, and other trusted professionals. Our practice covers investment and securities claims, professional malpractice, and insurance, property, and consumer disputes.

Recovered for clients$20M+Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
Judge's gavel on a legal desk — The Schwartz Law Firm
$20M+Recovered for clients
500+Cases resolved
20+Years of advocacy

Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.

About The Firm

Helping clients recover losses from professional negligence

The Schwartz Law Firm represents clients harmed by lawyers, accountants, insurance professionals, real estate agents, brokers, financial advisors, and other trusted professionals. Attorney Matthew Schwartz brings courtroom, regulatory, and dispute-resolution experience to every case review.

We listen first. Every case starts with an honest assessment — no false promises, no inflated expectations. We evaluate the facts, identify the legal theory, and tell you plainly whether you have a viable claim before we take a single step forward.

Breadth across professional negligence

Securities and investment claims, and malpractice by lawyers, accountants, insurance professionals, and real estate agents — plaintiff-side representation when trusted professionals cause financial harm.

Our practice areas

Client-focused approach

Straight answers, realistic expectations, and direct communication throughout the process so clients understand where their case stands.

Meet the firm

Proven track record

$20M+ recovered across 500+ cases — investment claims, professional malpractice, insurance disputes, and related matters throughout Florida and nationwide. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.

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Matthew Schwartz, attorney at The Schwartz Law Firm
Our Attorney

Matthew Schwartz

Attorney · The Schwartz Law Firm, P.A.
I represent clients nationwide in investment-fraud and FINRA arbitration matters, and throughout Florida in professional-malpractice, insurance, and property disputes.
  • Legal malpractice and professional liability litigation for plaintiffs
  • Insurance coverage, agent, and property-damage dispute work
  • Investment and securities claims, including FINRA arbitration
  • Former FINRA staff attorney, former defense counsel, and active FINRA arbitrator
  • Florida Legal Elite · Super Lawyers · Best Law Firms
By the numbers

The work, in plain numbers

Representing people harmed by professional negligence — through malpractice litigation, insurance disputes, investment claims, and related matters across Florida and nationwide.

$20M+
Recovered for clients
500+
Cases resolved
20+
Years of advocacy

Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.

Common questions

FAQ

A short set of the questions we hear most. The full FAQ covers investment fraud, legal malpractice, fees, and how a case starts.

The consultation is free. Some matters are hourly, and some are contingency. On a contingency matter — No Recovery, No Fee — we do not collect an attorney's fee unless we recover for you. That fee is a percentage of the recovery. In some litigated matters we advance costs and expenses; those advanced costs are recovered from the gross recovery of any verdict or settlement. We explain the arrangement before you hire us.
We handle seven primary practice areas spanning investment and securities claims, professional malpractice, and insurance, property, and consumer matters. A free case review is how we tell you whether your facts fit one of those paths.
The free case review is where we answer that. We look at what happened, what documents you have, deadlines that may apply, and the legal theory that fits. We tell you honestly whether the situation looks viable — including when it does not.
Yes. Malpractice, insurance, consumer, and securities matters each have their own clocks. FINRA has a six-year eligibility rule for many arbitration claims; Florida statutes of limitations may be shorter or different. If you suspect misconduct, contact us sooner rather than later so we can evaluate timing.
Many investment claims proceed in FINRA arbitration, which is not limited to Florida courts. For state-court matters we are licensed in Florida and work with co-counsel in other jurisdictions when needed. Our Tampa and St. Petersburg offices are the base; our reach is not limited to local matters alone.
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Tell us what happened and we'll give you an honest assessment of what's possible.