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Renee Harrell

Jacksonville, FL30 years experienceAdmitted 1995

About Renee Harrell

President of Harrell & Harrell, P.A. with 30 years devoted to representing crash victims and families in personal injury, defective products, and wrongful death cases. Has obtained numerous multi-million dollar settlements and verdicts in car crash, tractor-trailer, and wrongful death matters. Widow of firm founder William Harrell. Raised in Green Cove Springs as the youngest of six siblings.

Practice areas

Education

University of Florida College of Law
J.D. with Honors, 1994
University of Florida
Undergraduate, 1991

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Florida, admitted 1995 (Bar No. 45098)
The Florida Bar
Jacksonville Bar Association
American Association for Justice
Jacksonville Justice Association
Florida Justice Association (Eagle Member since 2001)

Awards & recognition

Ultimate Attorney - Jacksonville Business Journal (2017)
High Honors, University of Florida (undergrad)
Honors, University of Florida College of Law
Salutatorian, Clay High School
Congressional Appointment to United States Military Academy

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$11.6 million · $11.6 Million Bradford County Verdict After J.B. Hunt Subcontractor Rear-Ends Driver at Starke Intersection
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