Law Offices of Tragos, Sartes & Tragos P.L.
律师事务所
Clearwater，Florida 908 位关注者
Strong traditions with fresh ideas. Let us fight for you!
关于我们
Our firm is located in Clearwater, FL, and handles State and Federal Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, General Civil Litigation, and Complex Litigation. George E. Tragos is the Managing Partner Peter A. Sartes is a Partner Peter L. Tragos is a Partner
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https://www.tragoslaw.com
Law Offices of Tragos, Sartes & Tragos P.L.的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 律师事务所
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- Clearwater，Florida
- 类型
- 合营企业
- 创立
- 1985
- 领域
- Personal Injury、Criminal Defense和Civil Litigation
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2363 Gulf to Bay Blvd
Ste 100
US，Florida，Clearwater，33765
Law Offices of Tragos, Sartes & Tragos P.L.员工
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Wishing you and your loved ones a holiday filled with peace, happiness and good company. Merry Christmas from all of us at the Law Offices of Tragos, Sartes & Tragos! ????? #MerryChristmas
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Happy birthday to the one and only Peter Sartes ! ?? Wishing you a fantastic day filled with joy and celebration. Enjoy your special day, Pete! ??
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Happy Thanksgiving from the Lawyer You Know and the entire team at Tragos, Sartes and Tragos. ?? Let us know what you're grateful for this holiday season in the comments below. ?? #HappyThanksgiving
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We love getting ready everyday to bring you the content YOU want to see. ?? Now streaming on a screen near you! ?????? #ContentCreators #NowStreaming #DailyContent #TragosSartesTragos
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Today, we honor those who have bravely sacrificed for our country, including our own Pete Sartes. Happy Veterans Day to all who dedicated their lives to strengthening our nation. ???? #VeteransDay
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We are halfway there!! ?? Some exciting developments in the Hurricane Relief Fundraiser. 1. We are nearly halfway to meeting our fundraising goal of $100,000. ($48,000 including the match gift) 2. Because of the fast response and your generosity, Somebody Cares Tampa Bay is now also able to help prepare a truck load of resources to directly benefit residents of North Carolina. Thank you for your support! Visit www.sctb.org/helene to make a donation today!
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In the wake of Hurricane Helene, Peter spent time looking for a way to help as many people affected by Hurricane Helene as possible. After talking with the folks at Somebody Cares Tampa Bay, he knew their mission to meet physical, spiritual and material needs of people in Tampa Bay and beyond was one to get behind. Seeing their response following Hurricane Ian, he knew they could be the boots on the ground we need. Join them in their campaign to raise support for those affected by Hurricane Helene. Click here to donate: https://sctb.org/helene/
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Defining the Mastery of the Practice of Law A good friend and master musician once told me to truly master a craft one must dedicate between ten and twenty thousand hours to its development. Taking into consideration an average 40-hour work week, you need to practice 8 hours per day for 5 to 10 years to really profess mastery over a craft. After over 22 years in the craft of splitting hairs and mincing words, I would suggest that we need to discuss the definition of “mastery” in the practice of law. Our profession as trial lawyers is arguably one of the most arduous to master partly because of the ever-changing landscape that is the essence of common law. ?Though a skilled musician can fashion thousands of songs from 12 notes, the instrument doesn’t change. Imagine explaining to a musician that every time they grasp their instrument, something, ever-so-slight, would change which would not be apparent until the note was played. How would that affect the end result? Would we ever have a “Moonlight Sonata” or, for that matter “Mary Had a Little Lamb” under those conditions? ?But that is exactly what we are asked to do every single day spanning a 30, 40 or, dare I say, 50-year career. I suppose the reason that we “practice” law is because our profession can never really be mastered. In my experience “mastery” in our profession really means proficiency of several talents that encompass the commitment to those we represent. I share with my young associates my definition of mastery. First, I believe that the lawyer who knows the rules and the law wins the day. Secondly, I believe victory comes to those who are relentless in its pursuit. Finally, I have learned that persistence pays dividends, albeit, over time. All of this demands the commitment to continually research, litigate enthusiastically and persevere, again and again and again.
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?? Only 1 day left! Tomorrow, from 1:00pm-4:15pm EST, I’ll host a live webinar, True Crime: Cameras in the Courtroom hosted by National Business Institute (NBI, Inc.). Discover the intersection of true crime and the court of public opinion. We dive into the media's impact on the justice system, using high-profile cases to explore challenges and strategies for lawyers in the spotlight. ?? Key Takeaways: Media's effect on legal proceedings Managing prejudicial coverage Handling evidentiary issues Setting ethical boundaries with media Transform your legal practice in today’s media-driven world. ??Register now! https://bit.ly/4dtkMlE