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LaTesha O'Neal-Austin

Attorney at Pajcic & Pajcic
Jacksonville, FL25 years experience

About LaTesha O'Neal-Austin

LaTesha O'Neal-Austin is a Case Manager at Pajcic & Pajcic with more than 25 years of experience investigating and negotiating settlements for catastrophic injury cases. Previously a senior insurance adjuster, she joined the firm in 2019 — recruited from the opposing side of a case against Pajcic & Pajcic — and applies the lessons learned while working for insurance carriers to create positive outcomes for clients.

She is a Licensed All Lines Florida Adjuster, a Florida Notary, and a Florida Bar Registered Paralegal.

O'Neal-Austin earned her Bachelor of Science in Political Science (with a minor in Public Administration) from Florida A&M University.

Practice areas

Education

Florida A&M University
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

Florida Bar — Registered Paralegal
Florida Justice Association

Awards & recognition

Licensed All Lines Florida Adjuster
Florida Notary

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