Dorothy F. Easley

Licensed since 1994, Dorothy Easley has established her appellate practice as a top-rated and award-winning premiere all-Board-Certified appellate law firm. Dorothy is “AV Preeminent” rated (the highest possible for legal ability and ethics) by Martindale-Hubbell, whose ratings cover both legal skills and attorney ethics. Dorothy has been recognized with multiple additional accolades, including being selected in the Register of Preeminent Lawyers in the United States. The Florida Bar has certified Dorothy Easley since 2003 as an “appellate expert” and “appellate specialist”, with fewer than 200 certified as such and able to claim that select designation. The Florida Bar also recognized Dorothy in 2009 for Excellence in the Promotion of Board Certification. Dorothy is also is also the nationally recognized author of the federal appellate practice treatise, which serves as a primary resource for handling appeals in federal appellate courts, Successful Federal Appeals in All Circuit Courts: A Practical Guide for Busy Lawyers.

Licensed since 1994, Dorothy Easley has established her appellate practice as a top-rated and award-winning premiere all-Board-Certified appellate law firm. Dorothy is “AV Preeminent” rated (the highest possible for legal ability and ethics) by Martindale-Hubbell, whose ratings cover both legal skills and attorney ethics. Dorothy has been recognized with multiple additional accolades, including being selected in the Register of Preeminent Lawyers in the United States. The Florida Bar has certified Dorothy Easley since 2003 as an “appellate expert” and “appellate specialist”, with fewer than 200 certified as such and able to claim that select designation. The Florida Bar also recognized Dorothy in 2009 for Excellence in the Promotion of Board Certification. Dorothy is also is also the nationally recognized author of the federal appellate practice treatise, which serves as a primary resource for handling appeals in federal appellate courts, Successful Federal Appeals in All Circuit Courts: A Practical Guide for Busy Lawyers.