Anthony Soto

Personal Injury Attorney/Senior Partner at Rubenstein Law Personal Injury Lawyers
Jacksonville, FL37 years experience

About Anthony Soto

Anthony J. Soto is a Senior Partner at Rubenstein Law who has been practicing law since 1989. Before law, he served with the Metro-Dade Police Department, holding positions including uniform patrol, police detective, and training advisor with the Southeast Florida Institute of Criminal Justice, retiring as a police sergeant. He is board certified in civil trial law by the Florida Bar (since 1998), has tried over 100 cases to verdict, and has obtained multiple million-dollar verdicts. His practice areas include personal injury, medical malpractice, wrongful death, and premises liability.

Practice areas

Education

St. Thomas University School of Law
JD, 1989

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Florida
The Florida Bar

Awards & recognition

Florida Bar Board Certified Civil Trial Lawyer (since 1998)
St. Thomas University School of Law top honor for civil and criminal trial work

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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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$5.46 million (gross; 45% comparative negligence applied) · Neighbor's Unguarded Angle Grinder Costs Man His Sight: $5.46 Million Verdict in Gadsden County
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$44 million · Construction Worker Left Without Oxygen for 20 Minutes After Debris Chute Collapse Wins $44 Million Settlement